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Siemens Talks Supply Chain Challenges

April 27, 2009

This just came into my mailbox. Interesting discussion with Robert Tepe and and Charice Chianna of Siemens E&A and Kurt Skillman of Toshiba about how the current global economic situation has complicated the lives of companies trying to get their products from here to there. The complete interview, with Michael Muth of Midwest Business.com is here.

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