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With more consumers paying a premium for sustainable brands it’s clear businesses have to match deed with word – and evolving supply chain operations is critical.
Few people like change, but with a clear long-term strategy and education, organizations can drive technology-powered transformation from within and provide better-personalized service for customers.
Oliver Wight Partner Bas Kersten has over 25 years of experience in Supply Chain and Operations, working for global companies both in consumer products and in heavy industry. Learn more about Bas in this blog.
Andrew Purton looks back on some of his experiences as an Oliver Wight client, Partner, and coach.
The accountancy profession is not unique in its talent-sourcing challenges. A number of factors, both global and UK-based, are colliding to create a perfect storm for businesses.
While the UK government may play down supply-chain issues the reality is the short- and long-term health of businesses will suffer without alternative plans in place.
Gary Connors looks at some of the most important factors that will affect the pharmaceutical industry going forward.
Of course, the UK government must act quickly to combat climate change, but ill-thought-through schemes risk being counter-productive, effectively heaping pressure on businesses and consumers.
As the world lurches from a pandemic to a climate crisis, governments must focus on smart solutions to complex challenges.
Oliver Wight, known for its unique approach to creating business improvements via knowledge transfer, has released the latest edition of one of their classic books.
Doom-mongering headlines dominate, but they don’t tell the whole story – wealth inequality is growing, so aiming for either the higher or lower end of the market is strategically smart.
