Accidents and incidents can be costly to a business. They often have indirect and direct impacts on reputation, business continuity and the organisational bottom line. These costs both direct and indirect coupled with social losses and the potential for damage and human suffering as a result of an incident leads to a direct need to managing the economic impacts with a view to safety.
As a leading Institute in supply chain qualifications, we find that individuals will gladly enroll onto a qualification or training course without question; yet when it comes to membership we often find people asking “why should I become a member?”, “What’s in it for me?” and “How will it benefit my career?”
According to Liou and Chuang in their article ‘Developing a hybrid multi?criteria model for selection of outsource providers’ the purpose of outsourcing is to create value from outside, rather than within, the company. Yet, before this process can commence it is incumbent on the company to fully understand their core competence
The Institute of Supply Chain Management are delighted to support the UKTI in their networking events which promote international opportunities for export and growth.
Our International Business Development Director Sarah Longstaff attended the UKTI Latin America Ports Event on Tuesday 14th May. The event was a great success and highlighted new opportunities in a range of sectors related to the development of key Latin American ports, in particular, the expansion of the Panama Canal.
Adult Learners’ week is a national celebration of lifelong learning and the benefits of continued learning into adulthood. Thousands of events, promotions and awards ceremonies, held between 18 – 24 May, highlight the many types of learning available to adults from all walks of life.
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