Supply chain leaders love shiny objects. The shiny object syndrome happens when teams focus undue attention on an idea that is new, and trendy yet drop it in its entirety as soon as something new can ...

The clearest evidence that procurement processes haven’t kept up with building capability is the scale of shadow IT now ...

For decades, engineers relied on a “design–build–test–fix” loop to bring new products to market. Engineers would create drawings or CAD models, send them to manufacturing, and wait for physical ...

With high interest rates and supply chain challenges continuing to delay construction projects, it remains a struggle to get commercial real estate deals over the finish line. Margins are tighter than ...

Picture this: Wanting to cut back on costs, a software company decides to hire engineers abroad. Everything goes well for several months until a conflict breaks out in the region. Trying to reach ...

Supply chains remain an area of concern for leaders across industries. “Unknown unknowns,” which are events that cannot be predicted because there is no historical precedent, are a particular area of ...

As 2020 finally came to an end and 2021 began, The New York Times reported that Russia used SolarWinds' hacked program to infiltrate at least 18,000 government and private networks. As a result, it is ...