There are some things you just can't control. Your suppliers. Your government. Mother Nature herself. What you can do is: prepare for when disaster strikes.
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Five To Save | They Weren't Prepared For Shortages. Are You? | Sep 24, 2018
Topics: selling medical inventory, supply chain management, medical supply, five to save, digital supply management, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory, natural disasters, preparation, shortages, trade war
What's The Cost of Count Sheets? Billions. Every Year.
Count sheets have been a fixture of healthcare inventory for decades. And they suck.
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Five To Save | Trouble With Security? Recruiting? Expense? We Warned You. | Sep 10, 2018
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Five To Save | The Future Of Pharma Is Female | Aug 27, 2018
More than pharmaceuticals, actually, but "healthcare supply chain" doesn't flow quite as nicely.
Continue ReadingTopics: selling medical inventory, womens health, supply chain management, medical supply, five to save, digital supply management, wage gap, equality, gender, logistics, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory
5 Keys To Communicating Clearly In The Supply Chain
Whether you’re talking to your suppliers, staff, clinicians, or customers, the nuts and bolts of communication are the same.
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Five To Save | How Close Is Healthcare To A Terminator Apocalypse? | Aug 14, 2018
The machines are taking over the world. It's just a matter of time. We're all on the same page about that, right?
Continue ReadingTopics: selling medical inventory, healthcare, supply chain management, medical supply, five to save, digital supply management, robotics, artificial intelligence, terminator, james cameron, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory
Z5 Inventory Saves Customers Millions By Preventing Expiration
Topics: selling medical inventory, reallocation, supply chain management, medical supply, savings, digital supply management, excess inventory, ahrmm18, press release, product, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory
5 Blogs That Will Ensure Your Supply Chain Success
You’re a hardworking professional. You don’t have time to be scrolling LinkedIn just in case something useful or educational might show up.
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5 Qualifications Of An Employee Who Will Actually Work
You want your organization to be successful. If you didn’t, you wouldn’t be spending time reading blogs about improving your industry. Y’know, like this blog. (Please keep reading this blog.)
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We're All Up In AHRMMs
After conquering HFMA, we're rounding out the summer of healthcare shows at AHRMM18 in Chicago. This is the conference dedicated to "Advancing the Healthcare Supply Chain." And that's where we beat the competition with one AHRMM behind our back.
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