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MATHIEU GUERVILLE

5 Biggest Industrial Concerns for the 2015 Supply Chain

When we think of our industrial footprint, we tend to think of our impact on the environment. But our true impact goes far beyond that. To truly be sustainable, we must also look at our affect on one another. Here are the five aspects of the human cost of industry that we predict will continue to dominate supply chain headlines in 2015.

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