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BR Williams’ ISO 9001 Certification Journey: ISO 9001 Quality Management Certified

BR Williams Supply Chain Management

In this blog post, we will take you through the significance of ISO 9001:2015 certification for BR Williams. We will explore how this certification has elevated our operations, enhanced our efficiency, fortified our risk management practices, and propelled us forward as a leader in the logistics field.

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2020 Requires Big Wings and Feet

Supply Chain Shaman

After the Supply Chain Insights Global Summit , I took the time to recharge and took a month off from writing. This blog post formed in my head as I worked with clients this month. Next year’s conference will be on September 8th-11th in Franklin, TN, south of Nashville, TN. It has been awhile. It is all consuming.

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SCRC Meeting – Tom Linton’s “Supply Chain Eight” and Golden Winged Warblers : Questions Every New CSCO Should Ask Their CEO

NC State SCRC

In addition, I advocated that organizations need to begin to think through their strategy, given the likelihood that tariffs and global trade uncertainty is likely to become a permanent issue. Co-location of supply chains will reduce disruptions, complications with transportations, government regulations, etc.

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3 Ways to Accelerate Your Inventory Management

RFgen

Use Track and Trace to Enhance Visibility. The concept of “inventory management” as a sub-element of supply chain management (SCM) has been around for more than 20 years. Unfortunately, countless businesses still manage inventory the old-fashioned way, using pen-and-paper checklists, spreadsheets, or a homegrown database.

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3 Ways to Accelerate Your Inventory Management

RFgen

Use Track and Trace to Enhance Visibility. The concept of “inventory management” as a sub-element of supply chain management (SCM) has been around for more than 20 years. Unfortunately, countless businesses still manage inventory the old-fashioned way, using pen-and-paper checklists, spreadsheets, or a homegrown database.