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In the spotlight; The Guinness’s Supply Chain on St. Patrick’s Day

17 Mar 2022

On St. Patricks Day, no matter which country you are celebrating in, you will find parades, people head-to-toe in the colour green, music, and Guinness. Lots and lots of Guinness. The Guinness supply chain begins preparing for the increased demand for their product well in advance of the celebration to ensure customers around the world can enjoy St Patricks Day their favourite way.

Comic Relief; Driving positive change through the power of entertainment.

15 Mar 2022

Freeing the world of poverty has been the main objective of Comic Relief's annual fundraising event Red Nose Day for over thirty years. The charity have already raised a staggering amount of money, and with our help, can continue to change thousands of lives. Here's how we can all support Red Nose Day 2022.

What Do Supply Chain Management and Golf Have in Common?

14 Mar 2022

What do supply chain management and golf have in common? They seem like they’re two different worlds; one, a stressful, corporate environment, and the other, a relaxed stroll through nature. But there are notable similarities, and if you do both, you could use your golf rounds to learn a thing or two about your field.

Your Guide To Supply Chain Bill Of Materials

10 Mar 2022

If you need to cost finished products in your supply chain and want a detailed account of all items issued for production, you’ll need a bill of materials.
What is a bill of materials, and why is it important? Let's find out.

What A Greener Warehouse Can Do For Your Business

08 Mar 2022

These days, consumers prioritise purchasing products and services from companies that value sustainable practices. Corporate social responsibility has pressured businesses to take a greener approach to their operations. Consumers want to purchase from businesses that do more for the planet than simply use sustainable packaging. They want to engage with businesses that do everything they reasonably can to be environmentally friendly.

What Does a Business Continuity Plan Typically Include?

08 Mar 2022

Business continuity is about a company's propensity to maintain its functions during a crisis. A business continuity plan involves establishing essential risk management processes to prevent disruption of services and help the organisation resume full functions. The plan accounts for unpredictable risks, including pandemics, natural calamities, fires, and cyberattacks. And in an era where service downtimes are unacceptable, a business continuity plan is critical for any organisation. Here's more about business continuity planning and why it's important.

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In the spotlight; The Guinness’s Supply Chain on St. Patrick’s Day

Comic Relief; Driving positive change through the power of entertainment.

What Do Supply Chain Management and Golf Have in Common?

Your Guide To Supply Chain Bill Of Materials

What A Greener Warehouse Can Do For Your Business

What Does a Business Continuity Plan Typically Include?

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In the spotlight; The Guinness’s Supply Chain on St. Patrick’s Day

Comic Relief; Driving positive change through the power of entertainment.

What Do Supply Chain Management and Golf Have in Common?

Your Guide To Supply Chain Bill Of Materials

What A Greener Warehouse Can Do For Your Business

What Does a Business Continuity Plan Typically Include?

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