Sudy Bharadwaj

Sudy Bharadwaj

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Extending The Intelligent Enterprise Beyond Your Four Walls

7-May-2019 | Sudy Bharadwaj

Life sciences and consumer goods organizations constantly innovate product offerings to improve lives. These advancements, although beneficial, can be costly – in part due to the large extended supp

supply chain, inventory, life sciences, pharma, blockchain

How Life Sciences Organizations Can “WIP It Good” (Part 2)

23-Jan-2019 | Sudy Bharadwaj

In a previous blog, I mentioned work-in-process (WIP) inventory. One question I hear: Why WIP? Why not raw materials inventory? Why not finished goods inventory? Depending on factors such as your b

How Life Sciences Organizations Can ‘WIP It Good’

22-Aug-2018 | Sudy Bharadwaj

A financial analyst or supply chain professional who is new to life sciences might be tempted to cry when looking at working capital requirements of some life sciences organizations. But such high inv

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Four Attributes Of Top Direct-Sourcing Performers

16-Aug-2018 | Sudy Bharadwaj

High-performing sourcing organizations continually achieve direct-spend cost savings. How do they do it? To find out, SAP benchmarked 616 enterprises across 15 industries, using annual savings rate

For Retailers, It’s Back To The Future

9-Aug-2018 | Sudy Bharadwaj

The proliferation of private label, white label, and store brands has caused a fundamental shift in how retailers think and operate from a supply management perspective. Retailers that are focused on

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Visibility 3.0: Transforming From Basic Information Sharing To Supply Chain Alignment

17-May-2018 | Sudy Bharadwaj

In the late mid-to-late '90s, the early days of collaboration brought visibility to organizations from their supply base. This level of visibility was usually in the form of basic information, such as

How Manufacturing Organizations Can Regain Control Of Their Supply Chain

13-Apr-2018 | Sudy Bharadwaj

According to ChainLink Research, organizations outsource about 30% of their manufacturing on average, and that amount will continue to grow as firms shift the production of certain items to contra