Byline: Luk Van Wassenhove

Winning contracts from buyer firms is crucial to the survival of small businesses – but racial bias can get in the way. Racial

A simple way of thinking about medical criticality, supply chain risk and their interactions can lead to more sustainable solutions

With a bold ambition to halve greenhouse gas emissions, the Paris Olympics and Paralympics are raising the bar for future

Can accountants and auditors become agents for real social change and make businesses more sustainable? In today’s business

A systems perspective of the American planemaker’s crisis and how the company could restore confidence. Disasters can act as brutal

When disaster strikes, governments are faced with difficult, urgent decisions – but preparedness can make a difference. After a sudden

Despite a collective strategic intent to localise, progress has been slower than expected. As the effects of climate change

By Luk Van Wassenhove   A unique programme to foster leadership and supply chain skills through public-private capacity-building

By Luk Van Wassenhove   Cash-strapped NGOs could reach more clients in rural areas – at no extra cost – by basing their visit

By Luk Van Wassenhove   Private healthcare facilities in low- and middle-income countries may not have all medical supplies in