AOS PodcastCSRSupplier ManagementTrends November 9, 2023 Is it the most wonderful time of the supply chain year? According to the National Retail Federation, 43 percent of people started doing their holiday shopping in October, leading the NRF… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastCSRRisk Management October 26, 2023 The LEGO Sustainability Saga “We can’t say we inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow if we’re ruining the planet.” - Tim Guy Brooks, Head… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastLeadershipRisk ManagementTrends October 19, 2023 Negotiating Lessons from Hollywood Labor Why did the Hollywood writers’ strike take so long to resolve and why is the screen actors’ guild still on… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastData & AnalyticsDigitization October 12, 2023 Smucker’s + Hostess = Supply Chain Synergy In mergers and acquisitions, synergies are the benefits of combining two organizations that go beyond their new larger size. For… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastData & AnalyticsTrends October 5, 2023 Books As a Proxy for Free Thought “If all printers were determined not to print anything till they were sure it would offend nobody, there would be… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastData & AnalyticsTrends September 28, 2023 The Competitive Expectations Behind the Google Antitrust Trial Google is currently defending themselves in court because the U.S. Department of Justice claims they have violated the Sherman Antitrust… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastData & AnalyticsSourcing & Contracting September 21, 2023 Getting a Kiss From a World Class Supply Chain Founded in 1894 by Milton Hershey, The Hershey Company has seen their share of ups and downs. Not only have… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastExpense ManagementRisk ManagementSupplier ManagementTrends September 14, 2023 The Cold, Hard Facts About Cold Chain Logistics The term “cold chain” was first used in 1908 to describe meat industry storage and transportation in and out of… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastExpense ManagementRisk ManagementSupplier ManagementTrends September 7, 2023 Nerves of U.S. Steel “You can’t unscramble eggs.” – J.P. Morgan U.S. Steel was formed in 1901 when J.P. Morgan financed the merger of… Kelly Barner Love0
AOS PodcastExpense ManagementRisk ManagementSupplier ManagementTrends August 31, 2023 Dodging the Urban Doom Loop In the book “Good to Great,” Jim Collins wrote about the flywheel effect, a prosperous cycle of work and adjustment… Kelly Barner Love0