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Birds of a feather flock together, but what does it mean for the supply chain? Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Take a moment to look at the picture below and come up with a clever caption in the comments field that links what you see to some aspect of procurement or the supply chain.
The winner gets a gift card and the adulation of a global readership! Last month, in the inaugural contest, we ended up with two winners. (See: February Caption Contest Winner(s).)
Good luck!
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Here is my caption. Be kind everyone.
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“I see all the birds are flown….I wish my inventory would.”
“Material flew the coop? My industry scoop tells me that lead times are about to swoop out into the migratory path of allocation.”