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Effective supply chain relationships lead to successful supply chain operations. Product design, manufacturing, transport, warehousing, inventory management, distribution and retailing

English has become the number one international language of business. This would appear to hand a significant advantage to those

Q: Why bother with developing supply chain connections? A: Because the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

While sustaining long term strategic relationships is critical for success, an ever more common response to the rapidly changing business

Not all relationships are created equal and in business, asymmetrical power balances between supplier and customer and between different partners

In his book Wired for Culture, The Natural History of Human Cooperation, Nigel Pagel describes the culture as the innovation

Changes in information and communications technology, international trade liberalization and advances in transportation have enabled the rapid spread of the

Forging International Supply Chain Relationships among Small and Medium Sized Businesses for Competitive Advantage in a Globalized Economy (more…)

Retail’ as a word has its origins in late Middle English word retaille, re=”expression of force” tailler = ‘to cut’.