Perspectives on transformation, governance, and the decisions that shape world-class supply chains.
Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 has moved supply chain progress past infrastructure and compliance. The advantage now belongs to organisations building genuine in-Kingdom capability — not those simply meeting local-content percentages.
Read articleMost transformations are approved on a strong business case, then struggle to prove the value materialised. The missing piece is rarely ambition or execution — it's measurement built in from day one.
Read articleMost supply chain transformations fail not because of poor execution, but because value is never clearly defined from the outset. Research shows 60–70% of large initiatives underperform — and the fix starts at the design stage.
Read articleThe most critical talent gap has shifted from operational execution to advanced, decision-critical skills. Organizations investing in technology without the capability to use it are leaving ROI on the table.
Read articleThe gap between high-performing supply chains and their peers is rarely technology. It is governance — how decisions are made, owned, escalated, and measured.
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