A valuable reference tool, the Article Index is a comprehensive list of articles that have appeared in Inside Supply Management® (formerly Purchasing Today® and NAPM Insights®) magazine. Articles are organized by subject for easy locating and study.
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A Hands-on Approach to Social Responsibility
Lisa Cooling,
November,
Vol. 18,
No. 11,
p. 20.
Today, supply executives are taking the lead in implementing effective practices around the world.
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Beware of "Green" Boasts
Scot Case,
October,
Vol. 18,
No. 10,
p. 10.
Out In Front: Leading People, Leading Organizations
Sure, it's always a bonus to hire a supplier that promotes itself as environmentally friendly, but keep in mind that many such claims may not be totally accurate.
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Cannibals With Forks
Dennis Gawlik,
February,
Vol. 18,
No. 2,
p. 8.
Out in Front: Leading People, Leading Organizations
In today’s global marketplace, there's a case for a new kind of sustainability — the "triple bottom line."
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Change Starts at Home
Gregg Brandyberry,
May,
Vol. 18,
No. 5,
p. 14.
Tapping Into ... COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT — Strengthen the Domestic Front
As U.S. companies look to the future, they first need to focus on the challenges and changes taking place in their own backyards.
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Help Extend The Reach Of CSR
Subroto Roy, Ph.D.,
December,
Vol. 18,
No. 12,
p. 40.
Ex Propriis: Contemplation And Thoughts — (Translated from Latin) "Of One's Own Resources"
Corporate social responsibility involves implications that spread well beyond supply's traditional role. How might you focus your efforts in raising the awareness of this in the C-suite?
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It's Not Easy Being Green
Daniel Mahler and Linda Olsson,
April,
Vol. 18,
No. 4,
p. 44.
Ex Propriis: Contemplation and Thoughts — (Translated from Latin) "Of One's Own Resources"
These suggestions may give you a head start in helping your company choose the best path toward environmentally friendly best practices.
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Minority Business — The Capital Gap
David E. Malone,
March,
Vol. 18,
No. 3,
p. 22.
U.S. firms are competing globally now more than ever before, and it is no longer acceptable to have large, viable segments of our economy underperforming.
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Power Of Influence
ISM Ethical Standards Committee,
July,
Vol. 18,
No. 7,
p. 12.
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Tapping Into ... Social Responsibility — Ethical Decision-Making
Leaders in organizations are responsible for providing a working environment that requires and expects only the highest level of ethical behavior, and monitors that behavior at all levels of management.
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Socially Responsible Purchasing
Scot Case,
January,
Vol. 18,
No. 1,
p. 8.
Out in Front: Leading People, Leading Organizations
As the supply management profession evolves, so does its commitment to environmentally friendly behavior.
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Sourcing for Sustainability
Mary Siegfried,
March,
Vol. 18,
No. 3,
p. 26.
Supply management becomes a strategic player when a company makes a commitment to "go green."
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Spread The Carbon-Neutral News
Lisa Cooling,
October,
Vol. 18,
No. 10,
p. 30.
Supply Management Professional Profile
James Martin plays a key role as News Corporation commits to reducing its environmental impact throughout the world.
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The Future Is Looking Green
Lisa Cooling,
July,
Vol. 18,
No. 7,
p. 24.
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Research examines today's corporate strategies — and roadblocks — for meeting sustainability goals.
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Update Your Ethical Standards
Carla S. Lallatin, C.P.M., CPPO,
July,
Vol. 18,
No. 7,
p. 40.
(Exam Alert: )
Ex Propriis: Contemplation And Thoughts — (Translated from Latin) "Of One's Own Resources"
What would you do if you thought your company's standard business practices could use a little help — are you willing to rock the boat?
