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How 2011 Prepared Us for Today

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The Japanese Earthquake of 2011 and resulting tsunami are not exactly top of mind these days. On Friday March 11, 2011, at about 2:45PM local time, the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in Japan struck. You may remember the death and destruction from 2011 and draw a connection to the toll of the current coronavirus pandemic.

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Macy’s supplier diversity program seeks applications for 2024 class

Supply Chain Dive

Established in 2011, The Workshop at Macy’s program has supported over 220 graduate brands as the retailer tries to increase representation in its vendor base.

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Ivalua Announces International Convenience Retailer Implements its Source-to-Pay Procurement Solutions

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Since 2011, Optis Consulting has served Fortune-level and high-growth clients across North America since 2011 in pursuit of Source-to-Pay excellence. Optis Consulting is a Source-to-Pay consultancy providing independent advice, precision implementations, and sustainable results to clients.

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Ivalua Further Grows its Procurement Solution Business in Canada

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Since 2011, Optis Consulting has served Fortune-level and high-growth clients across North America since 2011 in pursuit of Source-to-Pay excellence. Optis Consulting is a Source-to-Pay consultancy providing independent advice, precision implementations, and sustainable results to clients.

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When it comes to procurement, are you a learner or learned – your future is in your answer

Procurement Insights

In 2011, one of my most popular 2-day lecture series, “The Changing Face of Procurement,” referred to the following quote by Eric Hoffer: “In times of change, learners inherit the earth while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists.”

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The Human Rights Debacle — How the Logistics Industry Can Stay Mindful

All Things Supply Chain

In 2011, the UN Human Rights Council developed the first international corporate guidelines for respecting human rights. These guidelines state governments enact laws to prevent employers from taking advantage of…

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Panama Canal Backed Up

Procurement Bulletin

It’s costing more and more to attract workers to make that fast-fashion garment or that smartphone in your pocket, as wages for factory workers in Vietnam have doubled since 2011.