July/August 2022

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July 13, 2022

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A Powerful Pulpit for Procurement

Cost-management pioneer Jimmy Anklesaria, MBA, FCA, LL.B., who has engaged and influenced students, practitioners and executives though supply chain lessons with ‘intelligence and humanity,’ is honored with the 2022 J. Shipman Gold Medal Award.
Dan Zeiger

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July 13, 2022

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Making Strategic Connections

Through relationship development with suppliers as well as stakeholders, Emily Fugleberg has improved supply chain resiliency while driving value in Boston Scientific’s medical device space.
Sue Doerfler
July 13, 2022

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Thriving Amid Disruption

By leveraging such skills as communications, collaboration and creativity, the ISM® 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars are making a difference in their roles, companies and communities.
Sue Doerfler
July 13, 2022

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The Next Generation

The recipients of the 2022 R. Gene Richter Awards are looking forward to entering the supply management profession, with its vast array of opportunities.
Sue Doerfler
July 13, 2022

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ISM®’s 2022 Salary Survey: ‘Changing of the Guard’

The average compensation for supply management professionals drops slightly amid the Great Resignation, a continuing gender pay gap and pandemic-fueled burnout — increasing the emphasis on preparing the next generation of leaders.
Dan Zeiger

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July 2022 ISM® Report On Business®: Manufacturing
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July 2022 ISM® Report On Business®: Services
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July 2022 ISM® Report On Business®: Hospital PMI®
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Just in Time
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Sustainability
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Point to Point
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July 13, 2022

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voices

Potential Sourcing Evolution Is ‘Good News for the Profession’

It’s hard to make it through a day without reading a headline about a product shortage, logistics disruption or other supply chain challenge. “Supply chain” has become a household phrase.

Sue Doerfler

July 13, 2022

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Perspectives

Times of disruption usually foster new supply chain opportunities, increasing flexibility and resiliency. At the same time, they can impact imports and exports — and exacerbate shipping, freight and container costs.

Raj Mishra

July 13, 2022

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competencies

Cost, Resilience and the State of the Profession

Recent years have seemingly delivered one supply chain disruption after another: tariffs, geopolitical strife, the coronavirus pandemic, the war in Ukraine, inflation, labor challenges and the Great Resignation.

Sue Doerfler

July 13, 2022

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A Relationship Builder Who Thrives on Learning, Growing and Sharing

Jeffrey P. Wincel, MBA, D.Min. Position: Senior vice president and CPO at NXP Semiconductor in Chandler, Arizona, having joined the company in October; also a member of Institute for Supply Management®’s (ISM®) Board of Directors.

July 13, 2022

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A Game Plan to Overcome the Labor Shortage Crisis

In challenging times such as these, many obstacles impede companies’ ability to recruit and retain talent. Almost all types of industries — from trucking to manufacturing to retail and beyond — have been hard hit due to an ongoing shortage of workers.

Charlotte de Brabandt, DBA

July 13, 2022

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End-to-End Supply Chain Resiliency Is Achievable

Globalization and the pursuit of cost reductions, higher efficiency and leaner operations have made supply chains vulnerable. The result is global and complex supply chains and increased interdependencies between firms often located in different parts of the world.

Adegoke Oke, Ph.D., MBA, Andrew Zeizer , Mikaella Polyviou, Ph.D., Keely Croxton, Ph.D., Michael Knemeyer, Ph.D.

July 13, 2022

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Measuring Procurement’s Value in Challenging Times

Across all sectors of the economy, inflation is raging at its highest levels nearly four decades — longer than most supply management professionals’ careers.

Dan Belz, Matt Lackowski, Tom Rapp, MBA, Bob Tevelson