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How to Assess Competitive Offerings from Suppliers

07.07.17 07:38 AM By Randall Mauldin - Comment(s)
sla-logo-2015030smallpng2Competition is the core of which a company grows to its advancement, without  competition , an organization can stagnate even at its lowest level, but with the advent of what we call Supply Chain Management, a company struggles to its best refinement when it comes to its business dealings. Sup...

Proficiency in Supply Management can Make your Business More Profitable

05.07.17 07:34 AM By Randall Mauldin - Comment(s)
sla-logo-2015030smallpng2In the world of business, looking through financial flows must be one of the top priorities to keep one’s business afloat. Some business owners, however, is not aware of the value of supply management and how big its role in delivering a good amount of investment to a company. Let’s shed some light ...

How can a Procurement Professional Beat Stress?

23.06.17 06:06 AM By Randall Mauldin - Comment(s)
sla-logo-2015030smallpng2Is stress really inevitable at work? You would probably say yes for sure! At some point, professionals can feel pressure from work-related stress. In fact, any job possesses stressful elements. According to the American Psychological Associations 2012 survey, 65 percent of American’s cited that thei...

Why Car Companies favor Car Recalls

21.06.17 05:54 AM By Randall Mauldin - Comment(s)
sla-logo-2015030smallpng2Two luxury automobile makers, Porsche and Jaguar Land Rover, have lately revealed they are recalling cars in the UK. The recalls could be small in number, but they are part of a growing style in the automobile market. Auto producers value the security of their customers and show gratitude for their ...

Why Porter’s Five Forces is important in Supply Chain

13.06.17 03:57 AM By Abdul Kader - Comment(s)
Why Porter’s Five Forces is important in Supply Chain Porter's Five Forces of Competitive Position Analysis is a model of pure competition which implies that risk-adjusted rates of return should be constant across firms and industries. Michael Porter developed this in 1979 as a simple framework for ...
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