Five Drivers of Sustainable Supply Chain Management

An inability to definitively quantify value or an underestimated recognition of supply chain risk has traditionally led business leaders to focus their attention on more obvious business sustainability threats.  However, this is without question about to change.   The recovering economy and a demand surge projected by many to run away from supply has companies both large and small evaluating questions of supply chain risk or supply chain reward.  Is your business prepared?

Reading through a recent article, Simple Steps to Tackle Complex Supply Chain Sustainability Issues, GreenBiz examines some of the common challenges and opportunities facing supply chains of all sizes.  The post focuses specifically on reducing supply chain risks and achieving environmental, social and regulatory compliance through the eyes of five key drivers:   •    Requests from top customers (Walmart, P&G, Pepsi, etc.) •    Improved brand- and company-level images •    Cost savings -- energy and carbon are the flip sides of the same coin Click here to discover the drivers of sustainable supply chain management.  

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