 Asia Pacific Supply Chains 2020
Magazine: Supply Chain Asia Magazine
Date: July/August 2008
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 Key to Success in Contemporary Supply Chains
Magazine: Procurement Professional
Issue No. 20
pps.26-27
Date: August/September 2008
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 Out with 'Balanced' Scorecards in Supply Chains, and in with 'Biased'
Magazine: Supply Chain Asia Magazine
Date: May/June 2008
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 " Collaboration in supply chains - the myth and the reality"
Magazine: Supply Chain Asia Magazine
Date: March/April 2008
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 5th year anniversary
"Administración de la cadena de suministros"
'Supply Chain'
Magazine: La Republica
Date: Febrero de 2008
 Link to Magazine La Cadena
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 "Technology - always great to have, but lets keep it in perspective"
Magazine: Supply Chain Asia Magazine
Date: January/February 2008
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 "Harnessing people power key to supply chain success: Gattorna"
Imelda Cotton
Date: Friday 13 July, 2007
Website: www.supplychainlogisticsnews.net
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 "Collaboration" er ikke sa stort, som vi forst troede...
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Magazine: Logistik Horisont
Date: June 2007 Nr. 6 |
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 "Expert Insight: Living Supply Chains"
Magazine: Supply Chain Digest
Date: 8 May 2007
Supply Chain Collaboration: How Far Do You Go?
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 "Integrating Supply Chain Post M&A: Taming the beast"
Web site: CIO Talk Radio
Date: 4 May 2007
While Post M&A IT integration is tedious, an even more challenging task is Supply Chain integration. What makes it so formidable is the need for a very high level of human intervention and the usually large disparity in the related systems, technologies, and processes. So, how can we ensure the success of such an undertaking?
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"A marvel of the modern age"
Newspaper: Sydney Morning Herald - Graeme Philipson
Date: April 2007
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"Raised Voices or Raising Voices? Taking Business at its Word in the New VU"
Paper: presented by Elizabeth Harman to the Australian Financial Review Higher Education Summit,
Melbourne
Date: 4 April 2007
Australian universities are planning their futures in a global context. The global challenge of today is not technology, but how we live and work together as people. One of the people elements of the challenge is how the world and individual countries manage the relationship between education and the workforce, with all the attendant implications for economic, social and personal well-being. There is a severe demographic imbalance between countries with a disproportionately younger population, hungry for education and prosperity and those that are developed, ageing and hungry for educated younger workers to help maintain their prosperity. Australia is in the second category. China is in a group of its own having limited the size of its younger cohort, while still developing as a nation.
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 "Menneskelig adfærd driver forsyningskæden"
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"Lean Supply Chains virker ikke for alle - i alle situationer"
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Magazine: Logistik Horisont
Date: April 2007 Nr. 4
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 "Historien
om hvordan 3PL-branchen kan forbedre sin rolle'"
Magazine: Logistik Horisont
Date: Marts 2007 Nr. 3
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English translation [PDF 36KB]
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 "Administración
de la cadena de suministros
'Supply Chain'"
Magazine: La Republica
Date: Febrero de 2007
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English translation [PDF 68KB]
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"Supply Chain Asia"
 www.supplychainasia.com
With
Dr Gattorna's permission, we will be doing a 10-series
review of his book' Living Supply Chains' for our subscribers.
Dr Gattorna's book is available in most major bookstores
in Asia and also online from Amazon.com.
Online Newsletter, Issue 50, 26 January, 2007
CUSTOMER CONVERSATIONS: All pathways lead to customers
(Adapted from Living Supply Chains by Dr John Gattorna)
We have all been seeking the holy grail of improved operational
and financial performance. The problem is we have been looking
at all the wrong places. The secret to designing a superior
supply chain is to start by re-segmenting customers along
buying behavior lines and then reverse engineering from there.
We need to shape specific value propositions and underpin
these with appropriate organization structures, processes,
technology and other building blocks. Consider the supply
chains that exist in your industry today.
How difficult would it be to shift towards using multiple
supply chains to serve your different customer segments? And
how effective? Where would you start?
The good news is that the idea of aligning supply chains
with customers, suppliers and third party logistics providers
is intuitively attractive and catching on fast. But no one
has joined all the dots and fully understands what is involved
in engineering an aligned supply chain. We are at best in
a world of observation and anecdotes, and still some way from
a comprehensive theory to guide us into the future.
Online Newsletter, Issue 52, 9th February 2007
Implementing a multiple supply chain alignment strategy
- Working with people to deliver the required responsiveness
(Adapted from Living Supply Chains by Dr John Gattorna)
Cultural mapping is a way of profiling an enterprise in quantitative
terms - it makes visible that which is invisible. In developing
an organizational cultural map, a possible can determine the
generic enterprise sub-cultures that its people fall into
- Group, Entrepreneurial, Hierarchical and Rational.
The subcultures present in an enterprise are the collective
set of values and beliefs held by staff and management - and
they influence the thinking and action of the organization.
It is the underlying culture values which determine what get
done in organizations - not what you write down in business
plans.
Change management initiatives can be carried out with more
precision and with greater probability of success once an
organization can correctly map it current, ideal and preferred
cultures. The leadership group in an enterprise must take
responsibility for shaping the various subcultures necessary
to underpin and drive proposed strategies into the marketplace
- there is no escaping this responsibility.
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 "Leading
Vision"
Magazine: Logistics
Date: December 2006
Top Australian supply chains are supporting both cost reduction
and profitable growth...
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"CIO Live Podcast #41: John Gattorna Part Two"
Web site: CIO Live
Date: 17 November 2006
In this podcast, the second of two parts, supply chain expert and author of Living Supply Chains, John Gattorna, discusses where organisations are wasting time and effort on the supply chain. Gattorna also gives some examples of supply chain models that are best suited to RFID.
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"CIO Live Podcast #40: John Gattorna Part One"
Web site: CIO Live
Date: 14 November 2006
In this podcast, the first of two parts, supply chain expert and author of Living Supply Chains, John Gattorna, discusses how supply chain efficiencies may not be delivering the long term cost savings as predicted. Gattorna says over simplification of the supply chain may eventually stifle some business opportunities.
MP3 [10.91MB] or Windows Media [4.16MB]
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"Stop
wasting time with Supply Chain Collaboration that just won't
work."
Magazine: Supply Chain Digest
Date: 17 November 2006
Is supply chain collaboration a waste of time?
No... and yes.
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the full article [PDF 65KB]
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 "Logistik
Horisont No 12, 2006, pps. 12-19"
Two articles in Danish by Poul Breil-Hanson on John Gattorna's
two presentations at CSCMP 2006, San Antoni
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the full Danish article [PDF 169KB]
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 "2006
CSCMP Annual Conference Seminar: John Gattorna"
Web site: www.cscmp.org
Date: 16 October 2006
Dr. John Gattorna, talks about his new book, Living
Supply Chains, and how people are the most important
component to any successful global supply chain.
MP3
[3.57MB] 31 mins
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 "Serving
the Customer"
Magazine: World Business
Date: 10 October 2006
Corporates must learn how to respond to market demands by
dynamic alignment of their supply chain. An article by John
Gattorna.
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"Sales and Distribution in China"
Blog: China Supply Chain and Logistics
Strategy
Date: November 1, 2006
Does the uniqueness of Chinese culture and society imply
that buyer behaviors are also very different from the rest
of the world? How does buyer behavior in China influence the
design of demand driven supply chains?
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"News
& Views"
Magazine: Supply Chain Digest
Date: October 20, 2006
Why Waste Time Collaborating with Those Who Don't Want to
Collaborate? Dan Gilmore, Editor of Supply Chain Digest
reviews Dr. John Gattorna's CSCMP presentation.
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 "Slave
to the supply chain"
Magazine: BRW
Date: October 2006
Conflicting supply chain models are exerting an undue influence
on some business sectors. From BRW's Leadership section
- 5 October 2006.
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the full article [PDF 1MB]
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 "Dynamic
Alignment: Linking customer expectations to enterprise operations"
Magazine: Business Quality Review
Date: September 2006
Is there a reason for the supply chains of so many businesses
not working well? Some companies seem to get their products
to customers with glorious ease. Too many others, meanwhile,
get caught up in squeezing the costs out of their supply chains
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the full article [PDF 68KB]
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 "Supply
Chains Are the Business"
Magazine: Supply Chain Management Review
Date: September 2006
Your business is not static, and neither should your supply
chain be. Instead you need a supply chain that can respond
dynamically to your customers' and consumers' constantly changing
wants and needs. This requires making sure that your strategy,
culture, and leadership style align with your marketplace.
This article is excerpted from John Gattorna's new book, Living
Supply Chains.
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 "Give
complexity a simple structure"
Magazine: Network Magazine
Date: September 2006
Supply chains took a giant step forward with the dawn of
the Internet era in the early 1990s, but technology alone
is not enough. Something else is needed, and a new more enlightened
approach is essential.
Adapted from the magazine article: Deutsche Post World Net
, Network Magazine - Issue 8, September 2006 (Pages
66-67)
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the full article [PDF 93KB]
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"Chain
Reaction - Wither goeth the collaborative supply chain?"
Magazine: CIO
Date: August 2006
Since May 2006, CIO Magazine have featured a CIO Retrospectives
section - where CIO writers revisit events, issues and technologies
that the magazine addressed in the past.
In the CIO August 2006 page 98 "Chain Reaction - Wither goeth
the collaborative supply chain?" by Sue Bushell - this article
examines the impact that re-engineered global supply chains
have had in Australia - with reference to SMART 2001 & John
Gattorna when he was at Accenture. You may find this an interesting
read...
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 "Leap
of Faith"
Magazine: Logistics Issue 11
Date: February 2006
The original 4PL concept would require a radical change in
the way businesses operate on an on-going basis, reports Anna
Game-Lopata ...
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 "People
Power"
Magazine: Lloyd's FTB Asia, pgs
14-15
Date: January/February 2006
By Dr. Gattorna's count, the design and operation of modern
supply chains is 45% human behaviour, 45% systems technology
and 10% infrastructure ...
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the full article [PDF 336KB]
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"Dedicated
Follower of Fashion"
Magazine: Logistics Issue 09, pg
12
Date: December 2005
DHL has identified the fashion industry as a key growth area
in Australia and Asia, and is pushing to gain a foothold in
the field, reports Derek Parker. As part of its strategy,
DHL officially sponsored the inaugural Asia Pacific Fashion
Forum, held in Melbourne in October.
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 "Where
are the Pioneers?"
Magazine: Logistics - The Strategic Resource
for Australian Supply Chain Professionals
Date: April 2005
'Cringe factor', 'black holes in supply' - Australia is well-known
for its pioneering spirit but has this been lost along the
supply chain?
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the full article [PDF 498KB]
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"Study into Australian logistics industry"
University of Wollongong - Media Release
Date: May 2004
University
of Wollongong Media Release - 'Study into Australian logistics
industry' [PDF 64KB]
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