My previous post about why supplier scorecards fail generated a lot of interest. So today I’m going to write about one of the biggest reasons for failed supplier scorecards: There is little or no action or follow through that results from the scorecards. Supply managers get so focused on the idea of having a [...]
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The failures at Peanut Corporation of America are tragedy in every way. This supplier failed to meet both regulatory and customer requirements. Its customers failed either to uncover or report the failures, and people died as a result. Now a healthy, everyday product is suspect, and faith in the U.S. food processing industry has [...] McKinsey recently published the results of its global survey on managing global supply chains. To boil down a seven-page article: they aren’t managing the risk. Or to quote the article: “relatively few respondents…say that their companies are translating the importance they place on these [risk] factors into corporate action.” Are we surprised at this [...] My new book, Supplier Evaluation and Performance Excellence: A Guide to Meaningful Metrics and Successful Results, has just been published this week. This is my first experience as a book author (although I did publish a shorter e-book in 1999 on Improving Company Performance Through Supply Chain Management Practices). The book is available through [...] From the title, you might have visited this blog to learn more about sub-tier supplier management. Not today. For April Fools’ Day, I’m deviating from the serious and sometimes deadly boring business of supply chain and lean to talk about the trend of business networking on Linked In. Linked In has [...] |
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