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| Linking the CFO to Supply Chain Execution |
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rapidly increasing pace of business requires tight alignment between
financial and supply chain management decisions, and the CFO may be
best positioned to drive that alignment. |
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| What is at the Top of the Supply Chain Executive Agenda? |
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latest IBM report “The Smarter Supply Chain of the Future” reveals that
cost containment, supply chain visibility, risk management, customer
demands, and globalization are the top five concerns of supply chain
executives for this year. |
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| Reducing Supply Chain Risk – A Data Driven Approach |
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| It’s
not uncommon these days to see sustainability defined as the next big
disruptive force poised to transform modern business. Even now, issues
such as climate change, limited resources, and increased
regulations/costs/liabilities with regard to hazardous chemicals are
nudging their way towards the top of the corporate agenda. But, is your
company taking steps to prepare for “disruptive” change? If not, what
are some of the key areas that you should be considering? |
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| Featured Topic: Sustainability |
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| Sustainability Tips for Business Executives |
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sustainability integrationist is someone who sees how sustainability
issues interrelate to impact our daily social and economic lives. If
you want to gain some insight from one of the best integrationists in
the field, read the Q&A with MIT Sloan professor Rebecca Henderson
that was last month’s installment of the MIT Sustainability Interview
series. |
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| Deloitte Reports on Role of Corporate Boards in Sustainability Plan |
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just released new survey results and a white paper, both of which
underscore how corporate boards are becoming increasingly vital in
oversight of initiatives involving corporate responsibility and
sustainability (CR&S). There’s no doubt that companies today are
under tremendous economic pressure. If executives are devoting their
attention to short-term financial matters, it only makes sense that
boards are going to have to step up to attend to longer-term concerns
like CR&S. |
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| Start Your Sustainability Plan |
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not uncommon these days to see sustainability defined as the next big
disruptive force poised to transform modern business. Even now, issues
such as climate change, limited resources, and increased
regulations/costs/liabilities with regard to hazardous chemicals are
nudging their way towards the top of the corporate agenda. But, is your
company taking steps to prepare for “disruptive” change? If not, what
are some of the key areas that you should be considering? |
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When GE wanted to transform their supplier information management processes across all business units worldwide, they turned to
Aravo SIM. |
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is now managing over 500,000 suppliers and their data in Aravo SIM. We
are live in six languages with suppliers around the world. We expect
Aravo SIM will deliver significant cost savings while improving data
accuracy, compliance and productivity." |
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Gary Reiner
SVP and CIO of GE |
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| Aravo CEO Tim Albinson’s blog on the world of sustainable business. |
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| Are there Hidden Risks in Your Supply Chain? |
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chain risk is one of the most visible challenges that companies face
today. Recent headlines tell the story: delayed product introductions,
natural disasters such as earthquakes (leading to factory shutdowns and
logistics delays), tainted consumer and pharmaceutical products, child
labor abuses, manufacturing and logistics disruptions – the list goes
on. |
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| Original articles can be submitted for review and publication in SIM Executive Review at info@aravo.com. Articles must be owned and authored by the sender. |
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| Remember to include full contact information with your submission. Articles should be no more than 1500 words. |
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