In this era of global uncertainty, the defence sector's importance cannot be overstated. Read our insights paper to explore the complexities and opportunities of defence logistics — from inbound to manufacturing. https://ow.ly/O6eT50SQb5F #Logistics | #Defence | #DSEI2023 | #InsightsPaper
In this era of global uncertainty, the defence sector's importance cannot be overstated. Read our insights paper to explore the complexities and opportunities of defence logistics — from inbound to manufacturing. https://ow.ly/jPxM50Th73s #Logistics | #Defence | #DSEI2023 | #InsightsPaper
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Small suppliers hold the key to innovation in Aerospace & Defence. Are we doing enough to unlock their potential? With NATO calling for increased industrial production, Chief Procurement Officers (CPOs) in A&D face immense pressure. The answer may lie in prioritising relationships with smaller suppliers—champions of fresh ideas and experimentation. But red tape, compliance barriers, and time constraints often push them out of the game before they even begin. So, how can CPOs turn the tide? ✅ Strengthen bidding processes to support small suppliers ✅ Provide quality data to ensure fairness ✅ Respect their time to build trust ✅ Foster collaboration beyond negotiations By thinking like a small supplier, Procurement leaders can drive innovation, production, and savings—meeting NATO’s call for action. Take a read of our thought leadership piece here -> https://lnkd.in/erxebFvQ #AerospaceAndDefence #Procurement #Innovation #SmallBusiness #NATO #SupplyChain
NATO’s call for more production puts pressure on A&D procurement. While key suppliers matter, small businesses bring fresh ideas and agility—but compliance barriers hold them back. How can CPOs unlock their potential? Prioritise smoother, collaborative relationships. Take a read of our thought leadership piece -> https://lnkd.in/e_SRVxy9 #AerospaceAndDefence #Procurement #Innovation #SmallBusiness #NATO
Small suppliers hold the key to innovation in Aerospace & Defence. Are we doing enough to unlock their potential? With NATO calling for increased industrial production, Chief Procurement Officers (CPOs) in A&D face immense pressure. The answer may lie in prioritising relationships with smaller suppliers—champions of fresh ideas and experimentation. But red tape, compliance barriers, and time constraints often push them out of the game before they even begin. So, how can CPOs turn the tide? ✅ Strengthen bidding processes to support small suppliers ✅ Provide quality data to ensure fairness ✅ Respect their time to build trust ✅ Foster collaboration beyond negotiations By thinking like a small supplier, Procurement leaders can drive innovation, production, and savings—meeting NATO’s call for action. Take a read of our thought leadership piece here -> https://lnkd.in/erxebFvQ #AerospaceAndDefence #Procurement #Innovation #SmallBusiness #NATO #SupplyChain
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Challenges, triggers, and solutions for the US defence supply chain The US, with the world's largest military and a $850 billion budget for 2025, faces growing pressure on its supply chain amid reshoring trends, waning globalisation, and geopolitical tensions. To find out more, click the link below!👇 #procurementpro #supplychain #USdefence #military
CEO, RespectUs. The Export Control Expert & Explainer. Making export control compliance easy: Save costs and avoid heavy fines. Get a speaker and/or use an innovative and powerful digital platform
🔒 Defense-Related Products: Decoding the US Export Control Labyrinth In this brand new article (part 5 of our series of 21), we touch the complexities of exporting defense-related items: -Beyond ITAR: EAR's role in controlling military items -The critical Commodity Jurisdiction process explained -Technology controls and the challenge of "deemed exports" -Emerging technologies reshaping the regulatory landscape -Compliance best practices for the defense industry Did you know that a civilian product could become subject to military export controls based solely on its end-use? Or that sharing technical data with a foreign national in your US office could be considered an "export"? Whether you're a defense contractor, a dual-use technology innovator, or part of the complex defense supply chain, understanding these regulations is crucial. Don't let regulatory complexity ground your global ambitions. Arm yourself with knowledge! Read the full article here:https://lnkd.in/eVc9QYcX #DefenseExports #ExportControls #ITAR #EAR #DefenseIndustry #InternationalTrade
Project Manager, former Surface Warfare Officer (nuclear), Board member Mobile, Alabama Chapter of the Navy League
The three most important things in warfare are logistics, logistics, and logistics. In addition to figuring out what to send and knowing what we are sending (!!!!), we must move away from “Just in Time” and towards “Just in Case” logistics. The Navy is not Walmart: Lives and our Nation’s security are at stake - and Target does not blow up Walmart’s trucks, warehouses, and stores.
