Why The Smartest Supply Chain Leaders Learn From Each Other
In 2026, the real advantage for supply chain executives won’t come from having more information -- it will come from learning faster, together.
What is the most valuable source of knowledge for supply chain and logistics executives — one that delivers practical insights, applicable guidance, and unbiased advice?
Before reading on, take a moment to think about it.
I’ll give you a hint: in a survey we conducted several years ago, industry associations (like CSCMPand ASCM) and conferences ranked second and third, respectively.
What topped the list?
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How Big is the “Zombie Inventory” Problem?
For years, companies shifted from Just-in-Time to Just-in-Case, stocking up to survive disruption. Now demand has leveled off, but many warehouses are still packed with slow-moving, no-longer-needed items. This “Zombie Inventory” ties up space, working capital, and attention. This survey sought to understand how big this problem is across the industry.
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