"Rule #7: The only rule is work. If you work it will lead to something. It's the people who do all of the work all the time who eventually catch on to things." ~ Corita KentSupply Chain Management, as viewed in today's world, is in essance a practice in common sense: store the product you ship the most where it is easily accessible, interleave your pickers to put away product, pick the carrier that offers the best service and price, consolidate and allocate purchase orders before they're released for logistics planning. The space where you engage in "how" to do these things is where I live.As a professional in the Supply Chain space, I design, implement and support the technology and tools that enable business process to reach their maximum potential. Operating in a pure cost space, success for me is improving service to our internal and external customers while adding savings to the bottom line.