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Topics: charity, disruption, natural disasters, emergency preparedness, coronavirus, ppe, covid-19
Last fall we followed up on five topics that constantly come up in healthcare's supply chain. Now we're following up on that follow-up.
Continue ReadingTopics: selling medical inventory, supply chain management, medical supply, five to save, ups, improvements, digital supply management, disruption, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory, shipping
It seems like everyone has a miracle fix for US hospitals. Can hospitals not help themselves?
Topics: selling medical inventory, supply chain management, amazon, medical supply, ups, improvements, digital supply management, disruption, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory, shipping
Hurricanes. Fires. Earthquakes. They're attention-grabbing, especially for healthcare providers. But there are less obvious emergencies that deserve your attention.
Continue ReadingTopics: selling medical inventory, supply chain management, medical supply, digital supply management, disruption, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory, natural disasters, preparation, hurricanes, expiration
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.)
Continue ReadingTopics: selling medical inventory, supply chain management, medical supply, savings, innovation, improvements, digital supply management, excess inventory, disruption, cybersecurity, hiring, employment, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory
Seems like the only way people would be talking even more about Amazon these past few weeks is if it were a blockchain company. (Which isn't exactly a joke, since it could become true sooner than later.)
Continue ReadingTopics: selling medical inventory, reallocation, supply chain management, inventory management software, amazon, medical supply, five to save, blockchain, digital supply management, excess inventory, disruption, healthcare inventory, buying medical inventory