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Supply Chain problems linked directly to financial performance

7th September 2007 by Alex Briggs1 Comment

Supply Chain Digest, in their graphic of the week have proven a direct link between supply chain disruptions and a negative impact on a company’s stock prices.

The importance of a company being able to effectively manage their supply chain, from beginning to end, has never been more relevant.  Recent high-profile media cases, have highlighted the need for stronger transparency and assurance.

Judging from this week’s Global Food Safety Summit in Prague, brands are getting the message.

Keywords

risk management, outsourcing, management systems, efficiency, ISO 28000, suppliers, Mattel, events, risk, blogs, supply chain, assurance, business, branding, transparency, business assurance

One comment

  1. umar
    12th April 2008 at 12:09 pm

    good article

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