Sentence examples for supply chain manager from inspiring English sources

Why, you may also ask, should you turn to a designer, rather than a supply chain manager, factory manager, communications/ad agency or technologist?

The supply chain manager at McDonald's Canada, Nicoletta Stefou, takes us on a tour of a Canadian Cargill factory where chicken is turned into McNuggets.

Such consulting contracts proved to be lucrative: Prosecutors say that Mr. Longoria, a supply chain manager at Advanced Micro Devices, earned $200,000 for his consulting work.

Stepping up to the plate in a crisis and providing vast amounts of goods quickly was a fantastic way for these SMEs to prove themselves, says Crown Agents Ebola supply chain manager Rae Peters.

"Honeywell takes this data, runs it through its computers and explodes it down to parts numbers for its suppliers," said David Oppenheim, Cessna's supply chain manager and chief of its e-business.

"It feels good to help in a developing country, even as you enhance your career," said Julie T. Lockwood, 31, a supply chain manager at I.B.M. in Boulder, Colo., who will be on the Ghana team.

Building on the attention-based view of the firm (ABV), the basic premise is that with increased uncertainty in the supply chain, managers' attention to environmental management lessens which in turn leads to (i) fewer resources devoted to green issues within the plant and (ii) a bias to use resources toward less disruptive pollution control approaches rather than pollution prevention approaches.

The best supply chain managers must be skilled in advanced management and technical aspects that go further than distribution from vendors to customers.

The bottom line of this review is that a joint co-operation between control experts and supply chain managers has the potential to introduce more realism to the dynamical models and develop improved supply chain management policies.

But with these three avenues available to commodity buyers and supply chain managers, the private sector can create the new norm for sustainable commodities.

Their report used data from a survey of 750 supply chain managers across a spectrum of industries worldwide, sponsored by SCM World, a professional organization and Web site.