Wow – it’s Day 3 of the Purch-lympics already! Today, we have six new essays competing.
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As a reminder, public votes determine each day’s winner. The five daily winners in the semi-finals will have their essays compete in the finals on August 27 and 28. So here’s what you do:
1. Simply click the links below to read each essay.
2. Use the “Click here to vote” link to submit your vote. Each day’s voting will begin at 8:45 AM Eastern US time and will be open until 11:45 PM Eastern US time.
3. Send the link to your purchasing and supply management colleagues and encourage them to vote.
4. Return here daily to vote.
There is only one vote allowed per person. We have the ability to track the source of each and every vote and, if ballot stuffing is discovered, we will either remove duplicate votes or disqualify the candidate at our discretion.
Here are today’s essays…
Essay #1: John Ransom (United States of America) – Topic: Evaluating Vendor Viability
Essay #2: Annette Opondo (Kenya) – Topic: Dealing With Internal Conflict
Essay #3: Daniel Haakuria (Namibia) – Topic: Improving Logistics
Essay #4: S.B. Odegha (Nigeria) – Topic: Proving Supply Chain’s Sourcing Abilities
Essay #5: Mukut Roy (India) – Topic: Project Management
Essay #6: Abdul Khan (India) – Topic: Vendor Managed Inventory
CLICK HERE TO VOTE (NOTE: If you are reading this after 11:45 PM Eastern US time on August 21, click here to vote on the latest entries.)
