"In the future, businesses will need to plan for less dependency on a few suppliers and manufacturers," writes Polsinelli's Joyce Mazero. Among other things, she says, we need to "localize and automate the supply chain."
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Stacked cargo containers in storage area of freight terminal. [Photo: Oleksiy Mark/Shutterstock]
Changing Priorities of Supply Chain Management in North Texas
by Joyce Mazero | Feb 3, 2022
Supply chain disruptions are expected to be felt far into 2022 and beyond. Here are some issues to consider and questions to ask for North Texas businesses, including ways supply chains can be reshaped for the future.
"In the future, businesses will need to plan for less dependency on a few suppliers and manufacturers," writes Polsinelli's Joyce Mazero. Among other things, she says, we need to "localize and automate the supply chain."
"In the future, businesses will need to plan for less dependency on a few suppliers and manufacturers," writes Polsinelli's Joyce Mazero. Among other things, she says, we need to "localize and automate the supply chain."
by Gloria Salinas, Managing Director, Economic Development, DRC |
Jun 30, 2020
During the pandemic, Carrillo and his team have had to make changes to the way Dallas-headquartered Arcosa functions to manage its manufacturing operations in multiple countries. Here, he details some of the company's best practices.
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