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The Secret of Showing Up

During difficult economic times the “Success Gurus” come crawling out of the woodwork to share all the secrets anyone wants to pay for. But I see that the secret of success is pretty basic, and revolves around simply showing up.

August 3, 2020Ron CharestCareer Managementcareer, success
Supply Chain Management is about getting the material where it is needed.

Supply Chains and Vaccines

A recent Politico article on developing a vaccine against the Coronavirus highlights the complexity of supply chains. Developing the vaccine is only part of the battle – the rest is getting that vaccine to the patients.

May 24, 2020Ron CharestLogistics Newsmedical, supply chain

Rethinking Essential Workers During A Pandemic

There’s been any number of articles lately about essential workers. This pandemic, with the related nearly-global lock-down of “non-essential personnel” should cause us to rethink our assumptions on labor.

May 7, 2020Ron CharestLogistics Newsessential workers, supply chain

Integrated Logistics Support Elements

This article briefly describes the twelve elements of Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) as currently recognized by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). As the DoD and industry move towards a product-based support strategy, these elements are increasingly referred to as Integrated Product Support (IPS).

April 16, 2020Ron CharestKnowledge BaseILS, integrated logistics support, integrated product support, IPS
Supply Chain Management is about getting the material where it is needed.

Supply Chain Management (SCM)

In commerce, supply chain management (SCM), the management of the flow of goods and services, involves the movement and storage of raw materials, of work-in-process inventory, and of finished goods from point of origin to point of consumption.

April 11, 2020Ron CharestLogistics News, Uncategorizedsupply chain management, supply support
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