The mandate of the chief supply chain officer (CSCO) is growing rapidly. Traditionally, the role of a CSCO was to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of an organization’s day-to-day operations.

For decades, the COO’s job was straightforward: keep the trains running on time. Ask today’s COOs how the role has changed, and a different picture emerges. Operational excellence hasn’t gone away, ...

The March/April 2026 issue of Supply Chain Management Review examines how supply chain leaders are managing supplier risk, circular supply chain design, AI-driven retail planning, CPG network ...

IT operations cover the processes, services and tasks managed by an organization's IT department. These functions are critical for implementing and supporting IT services for both internal and ...

In healthcare, delays or shortages in supplies can cost lives. That’s why managing the supply chain well isn’t just about saving money — it’s about saving lives too. According to the Centers for ...

Rapid shifts in technology, powered by the meteoric rise of AI-enabled workflows, have vaulted marketing operations teams from ticket tacklers to strategic leaders. As workflows become less dependent ...

Once guardians of budgets and balance sheets, CFOs are now architects of strategy and transformation. The Super CFO, a global CFO survey, finds that ‘super CFOs’ are emerging to combat challenges.

Momentum Technologies ("Momentum"), a critical minerals refining and recovery company, today announced that Ben Gilliams has been named Executive Partner, Technology, Operations & Strategy. In this ...