March 1, 2009
Nothing off the table’ for supply chain
There's no question health care is sharing the nation's economic woes. Hospitals and other facilities face shrinking revenue, tighter credit, and ever-rising costs. "The economy is a huge problem, but for supply chain professionals, it could be the opportunity of a lifetime," says Jamie C. Kowalski, MBA, FACHE, FAAHC, FAHRMM, vice president, business development, Owens & Minor, Inc.
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