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Tompkins Supply Chain Consortium is the premier source for supply chain benchmarking and best practices knowledge.  With more than 350 participating retail, manufacturing and wholesale/distribution companies, the Consortium sponsors a comprehensive repository of over 10,000 data points complemented by search capabilities, online analysis tools, topic forums and peer networking for supply chain executives and practitioners.  The Consortium is led by the needs of its membership and an Advisory Board that includes executives from Domino’s Pizza, Ingram Micro, Hallmark, Kane is Able, Miller-Coors, The Coca-Cola Company, Target and University of Wisconsin.  To learn more about how your company can become a member of the Supply Chain Consortium, contact John Foley, 919-855-5461 or visit www.supplychainconsortium.com.


Latest Supply Chain Consortium Updates
  • Press Release: May 24 Tompkins Supply Chaincast: Learn How to Organize the Management of Demand Volatility, Risk, and Flexibility Across End-to-End Supply Chains.
  • Article: From MHL Magazine.
  • Podcast: Today Jim invites Greg Brady, founder and CEO of One Network, to cover three key questions in regards to a demand driven network: Why is it required, what kind of value can it drive, and what is the implementation approach. Listen to or read the transcript of the podcast here.
  • Blog Post: New Tompkins International Paper Shows How to Lay Foundation for Successful MA.
  • Report: The best way to greatly reduce inventory accuracy issues is through a cycle counting program. This report details cycle counting's benefits, the four distinct processes needed when recording cycle counts, and the duties and activities needed in an organization to use cycle counting. Register to download the report here.
  • Webinar: Join sustainability expert, Ritchie Priddy, and supply chain expert, Steve Simonson, as they identify drivers of sustainability and why suppliers cannot afford to ignore it. Register to view the Tompkins Supply Chaincast on-demand here.
  • Blog: Procurement certainly has come a long way.

    The simple definition of "procure" that everyone knows is "to obtain, buy or acquire." A more complicated definition would be something such as "obtaining goods and services from requisition to receipt and approval of invoice payment."

    Today, procurement (as "BUY") plays a crucial role in all aspects of the supply chain mega processes of PLAN - BUY - MAKE - MOVE - STORE - SELL/DELIVER.
    Click here to continue reading.
  • News: Comprehensive data-driven service helps fresh food suppliers compare performance and identify best practices across a $600 billion retail supply chain. Read about the new supplier benchmarking service and more here.
  • Event: If you are attending the 2011 Supply Chain Leadership Forum, be sure to update your LinkedIn status by going to here.
  • Executive Briefing: Tompkins Supply Chain Consortium's Domestic Transportation Report reveals industry insights into volume, capacity and pricing. You can read more here.
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