
Our view: Managing risk among all of the members is a key competency of a globally integrated supply chain.
Read the IBM White Paper: Supply Chain Risk Management: A Delicate Balancing Act (PDF, 1,327KB)
As the planet heats up, so do regulatory mandates to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.
Much of the opportunity to address CO2 emissions rests on the supply chain, compelling companies to look for new approaches to managing carbon effectively - from sourcing and production, to distribution and product afterlife.
The trade-offs in the supply chain are no longer just about cost, service and quality – but cost, service, quality and carbon.
By incorporating carbon reduction into their overall SCM strategy, companies can help reduce their environmental emissions footprint and strengthen their brand image.
What we offer
Business consulting for SCM
Our extensive range of supply chain management business services can help you achieve your goals.
Partnering for solutions
Combine IBM expertise with leading supply chain management applications.

"Supply chains are no longer viewed as a backroom operation, but are a critical boardroom issue with direct links to financial results."
Sanjeev Nagrath
Global Supply Chain Management Leader,
IBM Global Business Services
Thought Leadership
Research, analysis and perspectives to address critical business issues.
Achieving a Smarter Supply Chain Through Application Management (278KB)
Driving operational innovation using Lean Six Sigma (US)
All supply chain management reports (US)
Download gartner whitepaper - A new wave of SCM innovation must address climate change concerns (AU)
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partner with company leaders to strategise, transform and hone their business capabilities.
enable the finance function to address risks and drive enterprise-wide profit improvement.
expertise helps clients plan, procure, deliver, manage and improve reliability and utilisation of assets.
leverages global delivery to address the full continuum of the application life cycle.
