The Supply Chain Top 25 raising the bar

Gartner's Supply Chain Top 25, published since 2004, is an annual ranking of leaders in the global supply chain. At its core, the Supply Chain Top 25 is about demand-driven leadership. Every year, the authors identify the companies that push the envelope of supply chain innovation. Their goal i...

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Published inLogistics Management (2002) Vol. 51; no. 9; p. 54
Main Authors Hofman, Debra, Aronow, Stan
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Framington Peerless Media, LLC 01.09.2012
Peerless Media
Subjects
Best practice
Forecasts and trends
Innovations
Investment analysis
Leadership
Logistics
Manycompanies
Product development
Rankings
Ratings & rankings
Return on assets
Supply chains
Value chain
Voters
United States > US
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Summary:Gartner's Supply Chain Top 25, published since 2004, is an annual ranking of leaders in the global supply chain. At its core, the Supply Chain Top 25 is about demand-driven leadership. Every year, the authors identify the companies that push the envelope of supply chain innovation. Their goal is to raise awareness of the supply chain discipline, as well as how it impacts the business, and to catalyze the debate and the cross-fertilization of ideas about what supply chain excellence really means. Both Dell and Procter & Gamble have been in the top 5 every year of the ranking. Amazon and McDonald's were both new to the ranking in 2010 and have moved steadily up since then. Coca-Cola, known fir its "last mile" distribution prowess, returns at No. 6 with strong peer recognition and ROA -- even while it navigates the integration of its bottlers in North America. A table of The Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 for 2012 is presented.
ISSN:1540-3890