Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2010
Event: 21st Apr 2010 – 23rd Apr 2010
Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2010 is hosted with PLM 2010, Manufacturing 2010, and Procurement and Materials Management 2010.
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Event: 21st Apr 2010 – 23rd Apr 2010
Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2010 is hosted with PLM 2010, Manufacturing 2010, and Procurement and Materials Management 2010.
Event: 18th Apr 2010 – 21st Apr 2010
ASIS International will host the 9th European Security Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, in April 2010.
– 18th Feb 2010
The 60 minute webinar delivered by a leading Food safety expert, featured over 175 delegates. Find out more and view the recorded webinar.
Event: 8th Jun 2010 –
The Supply Chain Distinction Awards 2010 – CALL FOR ENTRIES!
– 2nd Nov 2009 by Richard Gunawan
How do we balance the priorities between the government’s interests and organisational objectives?
With the proliferation of trade security initiatives showing no sign of abating, there is an urgent need to adopt a common architecture to manage the assurance requirements essential to the public and private sectors.
– 22nd Sep 2009 by Richard Gunawan
All goods bought and sold move through supply chains of some description, making the security of goods in transit an issue that alerts everyone. While terrorism is a potential threat, theft is a clear and present menace; it erodes profitability and disrupts supply chains on an on-going basis.
The cost of theft is a major driver [...]
– 6th Aug 2009
Professor Alan Waller and Professor Richard Wilding of Cranfield School of Management have launched a research survey on “Supply Chain Strategy in the Boardroom/ Executive Committee”
– 5th Aug 2009
Supporting suppliers has become a critical supply chain issue for many global companies, according to a new study by consultants PRTM
– 4th Aug 2009
The Awards, organised by Supply Chain Standard in partnership with PRTM, has attracted a bumper crop of entries from all over Europe.
– 17th Jul 2009
The event succeeded in showing how important it is to follow appropriate supply chain security standards and how it can minimize the risk of potential losses. Download the presentations from the event.
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