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Shining the light on Supply Chain Canada Ontario Institute’s free online webinar series to help Supply Chain professionals respond to COVID-19 challenges. 

COVID-19 has changed the shape of the workplace – from remote work, to enhanced safety protocols, to renewed focus on employee wellness. A faster shift to contingent staffing for strategic roles could be another key change.

In an age of automated recruiting systems, there’s still nothing more powerful than the most battle-tested hiring technique in the book: the referral.

A new exhaustive survey digs into the salary picture for Supply Chain professionals – with interesting findings about crucial skills, salary growth, and the gender pay gap in the field.

Women have made tremendous strides in the Supply Chain Management profession — yet a new survey shows that the percentage of women in leadership roles is still low. 

A successful supply chain is typically one that evolves to meet changing needs and continually improves. One way to consider enhancing your supply chain is to get a CTPAT certification.

Four months into the COVID-19 pandemic, consumer demand is still exceedingly difficult to forecast. Here’s why Demand Planners are up to the challenge.

The Coronavirus pandemic has upended almost every aspect of our personal and business lives. And now we hear talk about this “new normal”. How do we define the “new normal” in Supply Chain?

For decades, efficiency has been the key consideration when setting global Supply Chain strategy. In the wake of COVID-19, organizations are shifting the focus to Supply Chain resilience.