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Global and North American Supply Chains 2008 Top 10 Predictions

Authors: Simon Ellis, Kimberly Knickle
Document #MI209914
PublishedDecember, 2007
Document TypeTop 10 Predictions
Number of Pages     9

 

Overview

This Manufacturing Insights report presents the top 10 key predictions for global and North American supply chains in 2008. These predictions focus on areas of continuing challenge for manufacturers, such as global supply networks, systems integration, and total supply network cost, while also addressing emerging concerns such as RFID implementations, risk management, and the implications of sustainability.

"In 2008, we expect to see continued pressures on manufacturers' supply chain organizations for greater efficiency and sustainability. At the same time, supply chain complexity, driven by diversifying retail and consumer demands in the form of new products and services, requires unparalleled flexibility and agility." — Simon Ellis, Supply Chain Strategies program director

Predictions | In This Report | Situation Overview | Future Outlook | Essential Guidance | Learn More

 

Subscriptions Covered:

Asia/Pacific Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Strategies

Regions Covered:

Asia Pacific (regional research excluding Japan), Europe, North America

Categories Covered:

Insights: Manufacturing, Domain Focus, Industry Focus

 

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Document Authors
 
 
Ellis, Simon
Practice Director,
Supply Chain Strategies; BOVC
Knickle, Kimberly
Practice Director,
Emerging Agenda; Sustainability; AOVC