You can now watch the full video of the latest edition of SCMAP Live, our series of online events exploring issues affecting the supply chain sector during the pandemic and beyond.
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SCMAP Perspective is our fortnightly column on PortCalls, tackling the latest developments in the supply chain industry, as well as updates from within SCMAP. On this column, Henrik Batallones looks at how we fuel our supply chains, and future questions of energy independence and sustainability in light of recent developments. Continue reading “SCMAP Perspective: 11 April 2022”
SCMAP and UPPAF Regulatory Reform Support Program for National Development (UPPAF-RESPOND) will hold the second installment of their Innovation Spotlight online events on 19 April, this time focusing on women in the supply chain and logistics sector.
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The premiere supply chain organization in the country would like to welcome its newest members who joined during the last three months. Continue reading “Welcome to SCMAP’s newest members: 2022/Q1”
You can now watch in full the latest edition of SCMAP Live, our series of online events exploring issues affecting the supply chain sector during the pandemic and beyond.
Continue reading “Watch in full: Ensuring flexible supply chain visibility tackled on SCMAP Live”
SCMAP Perspective is our fortnightly column on PortCalls, tackling the latest developments in the supply chain industry, as well as updates from within SCMAP. On this column, Henrik Batallones explores the importance of mobility in economic recovery.
The Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines welcomes the signing of the amendments to the Public Service Act, which opens certain sectors, particularly transportation and telecommunications, to foreign ownership. As we stated previously, we believe the amended law will encourage innovation in these sectors, usher in foreign investments, and bring in global expertise and world-class best practices. It will foster competition and drive lower costs in the logistics and supply chain sectors, which play a critical role in resilient and responsive businesses. We believe the amended law poises us to take greater advantage of opportunities that are emerging in the global economy as we move past the worst of the pandemic.
The inaugural run of the Certificate Course on Enterprise Supply Chain Management, offered by SCMAP in partnership with the De La Salle University School of Lifelong Learning, kicked off this Saturday, 19 March.
