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Download the PDF Version of This Issue AUGUST 2016 AUGUST CANADA’S SUPPLY MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE DON’T SIT BACK! Larry Berglund on the case for continuing education Managing RISK • Fleet Excellence WINNER • The rise of BIG DATA Global Sourcing PB2B_Aug2016_AMS.indd 1 2016-08-09 10:35 AM Workplace Studio Inspire productivity. When it comes to planning a workspace, Staples Business Advantage™ works side by side with your business on every step, from creating a custom design to furniture and fixture installation. With cubicles and nesting tables, modular storage and beyond, our dedicated furniture experts bring you nationwide solutions from over 250 top manufacturers. Plus, with our unmatched buying power, you always get competitive pricing. So you can keep your team moving every day. Get started today. Visit StaplesBusinessAdvantage.ca/Furniture or call 1.877.272.2121 to learn more. PB2B_Staples_August.inddPB2B_Aug2016_AMS.indd 21 2016-07-142016-08-08 2:341:00 PM Vol. 58, No. 4 • AUGUST 2016 Table of Contents Features 8 6 SUPPLIER RISK What’s shaping risk for global procurement? 8 GLOBAL SOURCING The challenges and advantages to sourcing overseas. 11 BIG DATA Here’s what to do with all that information. 13 THE 2016 SCMA NATIONAL CONFERENCE Managed services and the merits of electronic bidding. 14 14 NEVER STOP LEARNING SCMA names Larry Berglund as the 2016 Fellow. 32 PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT Tips for buying PPE and other safety gear. Also inside 4 UP FRONT 32 5 BUSINESS FRONT 34 THE LAW Workplace Studio 16 33 Cover photo: Brice Ferré Connect With Us Online We encourage you to visit us online to stay in touch Inspire productivity. with what’s happening in your industry and to .ca PurchasingB2B.ca @PurchasingB2B Michael Power view enhanced articles. 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Challenges lead to opportunities, while situations designed to provide 416-510-6762, [email protected] opportunities—business travel, for example—are also full of risks for both the CIRCULATION MANAGER T Barbara Adelt organization and the employees doing the travelling. 416-442-5600 x 3546, [email protected] On the one hand, the global economy—and sourcing from across that globe—has lengthened supply chains while bringing more goods and services to consumers than ANNEX PRINTING & PUBLISHING INC. VICE-PRESIDENT: T im Dimopoulos (416)510-5100, ever before. [email protected] The accumulation of massive amounts of information (known as big data) has led to PRESIDENT & CEO: Mike Fredericks, [email protected] insights we couldn’t have arrived at otherwise. At the same time, all this information raises questions regarding what that data actually means and how it should be used. 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By Michael Hlinka ’m certain you’re aware that William Shakespeare economic confidence—is hitting new all-time highs almost daily. was an English poet and playwright who was Even more surprisingly, if you look across the pond at the FTSE 100 Iborn about 450 years ago. There is a general con- (England’s most important bourse), it is also reaching never-before-seen sensus that he’s the greatest writer in the English levels. Yes, you read that correctly: stocks in the UK are valued higher language. I’m not here to dispute that. Wild Bill than they’ve been, demonstrating that with the benefit of 20/20 hind- penned some memorable tragedies: Corialanus sight, we can understand that the vote to leave the EU was much ado is my favourite. Several others, particularly King about nothing. Lear and Julius Caesar are terrific. But along the It’s important to remember that England embraced the idea of union way he laid a bunch of eggs. Most of his comedies somewhat reluctantly. It always maintained its own currency, which are not as funny as a really bad episode of the 1970’s meant that it had an independent monetary policy. True, the nation sitcom, Three’s Company. And maybe the worst of enjoyed (or not) free trade, similar to the arrangement that Canada has all is Much Ado About Nothing. with the US through NAFTA.
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