News stories
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Supply Chain Collaboration Needs Blockchain. Here's Why.
26 June 2019As IT systems regulating Supply Chains become more complex, a case is made for a decentralised network protocol -
Supply Chain Transparency is a Business Necessity
26 June 2019A very interesting article from Tim Mohin, Chief Executive of the Global Reporting Initiative. -
From the Director's desk, June 2019
25 June 2019Welcome to the second edition of Supply Chain Link for 2019. -
POMS conference in Washington, DC, 2019
25 June 2019In May, the Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) held its annual conference. -
Multisourcing of IT and business services - with or without a Guarding supplier?
25 June 2019When sourcing Information Technology (IT), one of the dominant trends is multisourcing. -
An evening with CSCM and Mark Powell
25 June 2019On Wednesday 17 April, we were fortunate to have Mark Powell, Adjunct Professor from the Graduate School of Management as our keynote speaker -
Join us on LinkedIn
25 June 2019Earlier this year CSCM launched a closed LinkedIn Group dedicated to promoting supply chain discussions, themes and activities -
Feedback from the 2019 Strategic Supply Chain Management programme - Module One
25 June 2019An experiential programme to equip ambitious, mid-career supply chain professionals with the skills to meet the challenge of increasing complexity across supply chains and networks. -
An evening with CSCM and Roger Gray
25 June 2019On Wednesday 5 June, the centre hosted another After Fives event with Roger Gray, Group General Manager Airports -
Collaborating to improve our health and safety in the supply chain
14 March 2019The Government released its 2018-2028 Health and Safety Strategy late last year. -
Collaboration essential in a New Zealand context
14 March 2019Supply chain collaboration is essential today and companies that collaborate effectively across the supply chain can benefit from dramatic reductions in inventories and costs, together with improvements in speed, service levels, and customer satisfaction. -
Centre for Supply Chain Management events
14 March 2019The Centre for Supply Chain Management team are currently working on an interesting and informative events programme for 2019 so please mark your diary. -
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Knowledge Supply Chain: Issues and remedies for knowledge outsourcing
14 March 2019Due to rapid changes in technology, science and the marketplace, many firms lack internal knowledge necessary to successfully reach their innovation goals such as creating new component designs or improving manufacturing yields. -
Women in Supply Chain - Confessions from the lounge suite!
14 March 2019On Thursday 21 February, 2019, we held the first of hopefully many events and experiences designed to bring together women who are working in supply chain roles in New Zealand. -
The future of delivery in our new on-demand economy
14 March 2019The demands of today's marketplace supply us exactly what we want, when and where we want it. -
The sustainable supply chain
14 March 2019In this interview The Harvard Business Review speaks to Peter Senge, author of The Fifth Discipline and The Necessary Revolution, where he explains that in order to make progress on environmental issues, organisations must understand that they’re part of a larger system. -
Financial metrics that predict supply chain effectiveness
14 March 2019Many organisations are attempting to gain a competitive advantage through supply chain integration but struggle for efficiency and effectiveness. -
8-month industry projects with ASB, Douglas Pharmaceuticals, Foodstuffs, HansenCX and United Steel
04 December 2018Another year over for the ISOM “Industry Project” course. As always, teams of students eager to gain real-life working experience tackled several very real problems. -
Teaching Operations and Supply Chain Management: 2018 Highlights
04 December 2018111 students graduated in 2018 with a bachelors degree with Operations and Supply Chain Management (OSCM) as a major, which is a marked increase from 64 students a year earlier.
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