The employment report. The Supply Chain and Logistics 2013-14 Employment Market Report has recently been published by the specialist recruitment firm Logistics Executive at www.logisticsexecutive.com This is the 7th year of the report and with more than 5,000 respondents in the Middle East and Asia Pacific regions, it carries a good level of confidence in its findings. Of the respondents, … Read More
Your business needs two strong legs
Wine in time. Marketing and Logistics are two sides of the same coin and so both must be strong elements of your business. Marketing supports the demand or value chain, identifying and maintaining the channels and their associated products. Logistics supports the supply chains by ensuring availability of products in the channels. The new CEO of Treasury Wine Estates (TWE), … Read More
Oil in your supply chains
Oil in your country. Has your business given any thought to a future with less oil and higher prices? Our economies and social systems operate the way they do because of oil but, if your country is not an oil producer, what are the prospects? In the Asia Pacific region, Australia used to produce a high proportion of its oil … Read More
Logistics makes Formula 1 racing happen
Logistics pressures. Managing logistics can be tough, but managing event logistics adds another dimension – absolute time constraints. This month heralds the opening race of the Formula 1 motor racing circus that travels the world. The first race for 2014 is at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne, Australia, a site that is normally a public park with public roads, … Read More
Still the same problems with projects
Repeating the same mistakes. This week the Australian government announced a review of the current warship building project – budgeted at $A8billion, with half of the money spent and no ships delivered! While major projects can spend a lot of money up-front with little to show physically for the effort, this project could be a headline grabbing failure. But how … Read More