Book Review: Blogging On Business – Bob Morris

September 30, 2024

Art Koch’s Profit Chain® Tips
The Supply Chain Revolution: Unlocking the Sustainable Profit Chain
Book Review
Volume 5 | Number 13 | September 2024

Bob Morris from Blogging On Business kindly did a review of my book, The Supply Chain Revolution: Unlocking the Sustainable Profit Chain, for his site.  

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Book Review: Hollywood Digest

September 3, 2024

Art Koch’s Profit Chain® Tips
The Supply Chain Revolution: Unlocking the Sustainable Profit Chain
Book Review
Volume 5 | Number 9 | September 2024

I was so pleased to learn that my book “The Supply Chain Revolution – Unlocking the Sustainable Profit Chain” was reviewed in the Hollywood Digest.

The Hollywood Digest is the premier online entertainment magazine, bringing you the latest news on music, films, TV shows, books and celebrities. They also review business books – and they reviewed mine!

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Book Review: Colin Jordan of Medium

August 6, 2024

Art Koch’s Profit Chain® Tips
The Supply Chain Revolution: Unlocking the Sustainable Profit Chain
Book Review
Volume 5 | Number 5 | August 2024

In July Colin Jordan, a former reviewer for The Hollywood Reporter, reviewed my book and I’ve included it in full here! You can also find it on the Medium website.

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Master Supply Chain Management with These 5 Scuba Diving Techniques

June 25, 2024

What do scuba diving and supply chain management have in common? A lot, as I realized while on a scuba diving break from the hectic business world. It was while underwater, surrounded by calm, that I realized just how similar they are. Learning to scuba dive and mastering the complexities of supply chain management share a non-negotiable requirement: an unwavering commitment to foundational principles.

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Strong Relationships and Proactive Strategies Are Key to Successful Navigation of Supply Chain Disruption

January 10, 2022

CLAREMONT, CA— Ongoing supply chain volatility and disruption are creating major challenges for manufacturers, distributors, construction firms and retail groups. The strength of your customer and supplier partnerships is critical to successfully weathering the storm and thriving with high levels of disruption, according to The Society for the Advancement of Consulting® (SAC) Supply Chain SIG. Proactive prioritization and allocation of products and services will create customer loyalty and enable profitable growth.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has taught organizations how to conquer any global supply chain disruption,” says Art Koch, President of Arthur Koch Management Consulting, LLC, based in Miami, FL. “As the world exits the COVID-19 pandemic, we encounter localized hot spots that disrupt supply chains.

“Diligent, insightful supply chain leaders are transforming their supply chains to be more flexible, responsive, and predictable,” Koch notes. “It’s all about increasing supply chain velocity with reduced lead-times by near-shoring, on-shoring, and in-sourcing. An additional strategy is to partner with suppliers that have dual manufacturing capabilities. These tactics give supply chains added resilience during global, regionalized, or localized disruption. Hence, greater flexibility and responsiveness.”

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The Frankie Boyer Show: Are Higher Prices Here to Stay?

August 25, 2021

Frankie Boyer interviewed me on her show recently on the topic of inflation. We find it everywhere: in the price of our streaming subscriptions, at the grocery store, the gas pump, securities asset prices, building materials, real estate values, the cost of used vehicles, and the cost of university education, just to name a few. The big question for 2021 is, will inflation be a temporary condition, or are we looking at higher prices for the longer term?

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Battling Inflation in the Supply Chain

August 23, 2021

Recently I participated in a panel discussion on Patrick Daly’s Interlinks Podcast where we discussed the rise in the cost of transport of containerised freight from Asia to Europe and North America, chip shortages in the automotive industry and commodity shortages for materials such as timber, glass, and construction materials.

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