Using ERP Data That Makes Sense

By AHRMM

Decision making by studying where our data is coming from and the outcome of its source.

Speaker: Catherine Williams, Director of Supply Chain, Baptist Memorial Healthcare

Takeaways:

  1. Constantly be educating yourself on your supply chain, learning about the data and its source
  2. Consider better ways to bring in products in logistically
  3. Always having a growing relationship with clinicians.

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