St. Onge Company’s Tom Redding was recently a guest on Transition Tea, a podcast by Yellow Brick that focuses on healthcare Transition and Activation Planning. Tom discussed how St. Onge Company can help with all aspects of designing and building a new healthcare facility. Click here to listen to the podcast!
Read MoreSt. Onge Company’s Tom Redding and Ash Crowe were quoted for a recent article in Healthcare Purchasing News about effective communication between Supply Chain and the OR. They each discussed how to get quick wins to establish a collaborative relationship between the two. Click here to read the full article on the Healthcare Purchasing News site!
Read MoreOur very own Don Derewecki and Norm Saenz were quoted in a recent Supply Chain Management Review article about the results of the 2022 WDC Operations Survey. The special report on the 2022 Virtual Summit Roundup discusses Don’s and Norm’s analysis and reaction to the survey’s results. Click here to read the article on the Supply Chain Management Review website!
Read MoreSt. Onge Company’s Howard Turner was quoted in a recent Supply Chain Management Review article about supply chain management software. The special report on the 2022 Virtual Summit Roundup discusses Turner’s recent presentation on the importance of software in any supply chain operation. Click here to read the article on the Supply Chain Management Review website!
Read MoreThe results of this year’s Warehouse Operations & Trends Survey are in! Every year, Peerless Research Group (PRG) conducts a survey on behalf of Logistics Management and sister publication Modern Materials Handling to inquire about operational factors at warehouses and DCs. The questions concern topics like size of the DC network, number of employees, average annual inventory turns, use of temporary labor, strategies for coping with peak demand, and other challenges such as finding and retaining labor. Once the answers have been collected, top industry experts like St. Onge Company’s Don Derewecki and Norm Saenz are called in to analyze and discuss the results.
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