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NEW PODCAST EPISODE! Identifying and avoiding counterfeit electronic parts and components isn’t always easy, but there are some steps that procurement professionals can take to help keep fakes out of their companies’ supply chains. In this Quick Chat episode, we cover five red flags that electronics buyers should watch out for when researching, selecting and ordering products. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3LgrS08

Have you heard of our Miebach-Podcast(s), and did you listen to the last one already? #Miebach #Supplychain #Podcast

The reality of importing facade materials and assemblies - what does the future look like? There are so many factors that come into play: ▪️What does your labor pool look like? ▪️What are the suppliers set up build/assemble for their specific market? ▪️Are we looking to globalize the facade market? I don’t really have any answers here - just thoughts. Thoughts do further spark the conversation and create a dialogue to ask the right questions for your specific project. Spencer Culhane & Helen Sanders on the All Things Facades podcast. USGlass Magazine­­®

The next episode for Supply Chain Briefs is up!

What is the new normal in supply chain purchasing? How has the urgency of addressing supply chain challenges changed since the pandemic?   In today's episode of our podcast, "Speaking of Supply Chain", we talk with John Coyne, Conference Director at SCOPE: Supply Chain & Procurement, about the shifting landscape of supply chain solution sourcing. He will answer the above questions and much more, do not miss it!   🎧 Click the link below to listen to our conversation: https://lnkd.in/d26Qa_rA   #miebach #podcast #supplychain #sourcing #logisticssolutions

Both parts of my conversation with Bill Bellows are now available to listen to on the Profound Podcast. In this two-part series, we explore key ideas around variability reduction, precision vs accuracy, process capability, and Taguchi's loss function. Our conversation looks at the difference between traditional quality approaches focused on specifications and Taguchi's view of quality based on quantifying loss and variation. Additionally, we discuss Deming's relationship with Genichi Taguchi and how their quality philosophies intersect and complement each other. Part 1 can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eQtEK43m Part 2 can be found here: https://lnkd.in/ekq5vzev

Have you heard? Optilogic's CEO, Donald Hicks, appeared on the Logistics Matters podcast last week! In this episode, we discuss how #manufacturing is declining in China, the benefits and pitfalls of #nearshoring, how #freightmarkets might soon return to more normal conditions following this year's declining market, and so much more. Special thanks to DC Velocity for inviting us on their latest episode! Until next time 👋 Watch here: https://lnkd.in/g8tXE9Ym #supplychainnetwork #supplychaindesign

What happens when corporations outsource supply chain activities around the world in search of lower costs? Adel Guitouni, Associate Professor of Business at the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business, tells us that it’s society and the environment pay the ultimate price. Hear the full story on episode two of WRI’s podcast series, Voices on Supply Chains: https://bit.ly/49RBVCD

Join #supplychain experts Reid Jackson and Liz Sertl as they talk about everything supply chain. Subscribe to the #GS1USPod, “The Next Level Supply Chain,” wherever you listen to your #podcasts and be the first to hear new episodes! #pod

Join #supplychain experts Reid Jackson and Liz Sertl as they talk about everything supply chain. Subscribe to the #GS1USPod, “The Next Level Supply Chain,” wherever you listen to your #podcasts and be the first to hear new episodes! #pod