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Susan Lacefield has been working for supply chain publications since 1999. Before joining DC VELOCITY, she was an associate editor for Supply Chain Management Review and wrote for Logistics Management magazine. She holds a master's degree in English.
With the U.S. facing a permanent labor shortage, supply chain and logistics organizations need to radically rethink their hiring and retention practices.
With the U.S. facing a permanent labor shortage, supply chain and logistics organizations need to radically rethink their hiring and retention practices.
Business pundits push us to “adapt or die” and to “fail fast,” but it’s still important to have a careful process for assessing the success or failure of an innovation.
Business pundits push us to “adapt or die” and to “fail fast,” but it’s still important to have a careful process for assessing the success or failure of an innovation.
Instead of viewing spot as “a four-letter bad word,” Shelley Simpson says customers should take advantage of dynamic pricing for their “unpredictable loads.”
Instead of viewing spot as “a four-letter bad word,” Shelley Simpson says customers should take advantage of dynamic pricing for their “unpredictable loads.”
During Wednesday’s final general session, the actor-director talked about his approach to working with larger-than-life figures and the benefits of getting older.
During Wednesday’s final general session, the actor-director talked about his approach to working with larger-than-life figures and the benefits of getting older.