New research: Nearly all supply chain and procurement professionals are concerned about employee churn Download report
How a global supply chain and procurement leader transforms teams with eLearning? Watch this webinar to hear from Les Ball, Global Supply Chain & Procurement Leader, and former CPO who has led these functions in major NYSE listed organizations.
Special report: The impact of employee churn on the procurement and supply chain sector in 'Breaking the skill-loss cycle'.
We've shared the current state of sustainability amongst supply chain and procurement teams as well as the barriers that prevent them from making an immediate change. So what can be done? Our survey of over 200 procurement and supply chain professionals helped us to identify five key steps organizations can take to improve the success of sustainability on an individual and organizational level including training, collaboration, and scaling.
Global supply chains are making good progress with sustainability - but there are barriers in place. So what is holding procurement and supply chain professionals back? We asked over 200 procurement and supply chain professionals what barriers they face when it comes to prioritizing sustainability. In this infographic, we identify the key challenges and look at what senior leaders need to do to support procurement and supply chain teams.
Getting sustainability right and delivering meaningful results requires a shift in mindset especially if we're to meet the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. And, while 2030 may seem far off, there is a lot to be done to progress on these goals, so sustainability is a pressing issue for supply chains. Our brand new infographic shares the current state of play for supply chains and what needs to be done if we're to meet these goals.
Getting sustainability right and delivering meaningful results requires a shift in mindset – and that change needs to be driven by senior leaders. But nearly 60% of leaders won’t approve sustainability initiatives without a clear ROI, so what can supply chain and procurement professionals do to help move things along? Our checklist shares nine key things you can start doing now to help your supply chain be more sustainable.
Sustainability is a major issue — for all of us, and for the planet. There is no lifeboat; there is no fallback plan. Collectively, we have to get sustainability right. And make no mistake: procurement operations and supply chains are in the front line. In our brand new report written in conjunction with our Executive Strategic Advisor, Professor Omera Khan, we make a call for business leaders to remove roadblocks that are preventing sustainability initiatives from fulfilling their potential.
