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Supply Chain Management
Chief procurement and logistics executives from 12 influential companies – representing combined revenues of some $360 billion – met at the Arthur D. Little Colloquium on Supply Chain Management. They rubbed shoulders, shared insights, and "pushed the envelope" of the state of the art in this field.
Chief procurement and logistics executives from 12 influential companies – representing combined revenues of some $360 billion – met at the Arthur D. Little Colloquium on Supply Chain Management. They rubbed shoulders, shared insights, and "pushed the envelope" of the state of the art in this field.
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