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    • John Simpson

    John Simpson is a Denver-based writer who has variously covered the energy, manufacturing, and finance industries.

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    5 Ways That Millennials Will Shape Tomorrow's Supply Chains

    John Simpson
    Their mobile connectedness and advanced networking skills help to enable effective supply chain management.
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    Supply Chain Technology

    Coal By-Products Could Help Drive Sustainable U.S. Rare Earth Production

    John Simpson
    The innovations could help enable the U.S. to reclaim part the REE production market that has largely been ceded to China over the past two decades.
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    Supply Chain Technology

    Tech Companies Shake Up Supply Chains in Growing Connected Car Market

    John Simpson
    Car manufacturers are being joined by companies from outside the automotive sector to supply components and systems for both connected and autonomous cars.
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    Strong Demand in Electronic Components Expected Through First Half of 2018

    John Simpson
    Surging demand and shrinking inventories are causing an increase in lead times.

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    2017 Source Today Salary & Career Report

    John Simpson
    Electronics procurement professionals enter the new fiscal year with generally bright salary prospects amid a strengthening economy. Expected total compensation for 2017, as reported...
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    Supply Chain Technology

    Responsible Minerals Sourcing Moves Beyond 3TG

    John Simpson
    Concerns over social and environmental impacts of mining raise scrutiny.
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    Inefficient Purchase-to-Pay Processes Cost Businesses 6,500 Man-Hours Annually

    John Simpson
    Inefficient Purchase-to-Pay Processes Cost Businesses 6,500 Man-Hours Annually