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The Stanford Global Supply Chain Management Forum is a leading research
institute in partnership with industry and the Graduate
School of Business at Stanford
University that advances the theory and practice of excellence in
global supply chain management. Working with approximately 25 industrial
organizations, the Forum is actively engaged with a broad cross-section
of leading and emerging industries to identify, document, research, develop,
and disseminate best practices in a dynamic and increasingly global economic
business environment.
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The Extended Enterprise: Gaining Competitive Advantage through Collaborative Supply Cha... - 0 views
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Complete strategic framework for identifying, entering, and managing enterprise partnerships and alliances.
Guidelines for the Procurement, Use, and End-of-Life Management of Electronic Equipment - 0 views
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The CIWMB, in partnership with the California Department of General Services, has developed Guidelines for Procurement, Use and End-of-Life Management of Electronic Equipment
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The guidelines are designed for State agency procurement officers, information technology staff, surplus property staff managers, and any other staff or managers involved in purchasing, using or managing electronic equipment. Other organizations are welcome to use these resources to improve their procurement, use and end-of-life management of electronic equipment.
New Supply Chain Risk Poll Finds Fortune 1000 Companies Are Managing Risk for Less Than... - 0 views
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"Aravo, the leading provider of SaaS Supplier Information Management (SIM) software and services, today announced the results of a new supplier risk poll exploring the opinions and concerns of Fortune 1000 executives. While global corporations are focusing on creating collaborative partnerships with suppliers to make supply chains more efficient, the poll indicates that their top concerns include ongoing supplier financial viability, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing suppliers in emerging markets."
New Supply Chain Risk Poll Finds Fortune 1000 Companies Are Managing Risk for Less Than... - 0 views
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Aravo, the leading provider of SaaS Supplier Information Management (SIM) software and services, today announced the results of a new supplier risk poll exploring the opinions and concerns of Fortune 1000 executives. While global corporations are focusing on creating collaborative partnerships with suppliers to make supply chains more efficient, the poll indicates that their top concerns include ongoing supplier financial viability, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing suppliers in emerging markets.
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A significant number of those polled (71.4%) expressed that their biggest concern continues to be risk of supplier financial viability. However, despite these concerns, more than half of the financial, procurement and risk executives polled have less than 20% of their supplier base under active risk management.
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