Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Supply Chain Resilience (2022)
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Indigenous Awareness: An Imperative for Competitive Canadian Supply Chains
Supply chain as a profession has transformed in a myriad of ways in the past two years, amplifying its vast impacts on the economy. As well the profession has now been recognized for the strategic role it has started playing in influencing organizational performance and strategic mandates, including the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s...
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CIFFA — A Strong Voice for Canada’s Supply Chain
Recent events have highlighted weaknesses in the supply chain. CIFFA acts as the voice of freight forwarders, freight brokers, and drayage operators.
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Build an Exciting Career in Supply Chain Management
Seneca helps students efficiently enter the supply chain sector through its impressive Supply Chain Management program.
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How One Canadian Company’s Unique Approach Drives Supply Chain Optimization
The pandemic has exposed cracks in supply chain that have existed for years. While many companies are forced to muddle through the chaos, Cedric Millar, a leading supply chain solutions and related technology provider, has a unique and cost-effective approach that’s easing supply chain pain and creating business efficiencies and cost savings for the companies...
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If We Don’t Reinvent and Reinvest in Our Supply Chain Now, Then When?
With supply chain resilience freshly top of mind, industry leaders are sharing a potent vision that could forge a truly secure, modern, and accessible future for Canadian logistics.
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From Risk to Resilience: The Need for Contextual Leadership
Demand As the “new normal” emerges, we must become resilient. We aren’t there yet, because we haven’t understood the dynamics of risk. Risk is multidimensional and entails everyday volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA). Volatility is not fluctuation; it’s the speed and frequency of fluctuation. Uncertainty is not being clueless; it’s the lack of predictability...
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How to Reduce Supply Chain Risk and Failure in the Manufacturing World
Data-driven experts and e-procurement software are needed to reduce supply chain risk and failure for manufacturing buyers and suppliers.
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Michele Romanow on Supply Chain Resilience Through An E-commerce Lens
What do you believe are the biggest challenges e-commerce businesses faced due to unpreceded disruptions from the pandemic? Maintaining customer loyalty and retention were two of the biggest challenges coming out of the pandemic. There was a huge influx of brands popping up during that time and incredible saturation across many different markets. This meant...
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Urgent Action Needed to Prevent a Bending Supply Chain from Breaking
Businesses across Canada are increasingly looking to reassess and bolster their supply chain strategies by moving from “just-in-time” to “just-in-case” delivery models. The ongoing crunch of bottlenecks and delays throughout the global supply chain network continues to bear down heavily on every sector. The private sector is prepared to do its part, but the government...
