Business
Run a Successful Business Despite Challenges During Uncertain Economic Times
How to overcome considerable hurdles, such as cost of materials, supply chain disruptions and the talent shortage.
By Michelle Meisels
January 4, 2022
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by Michelle Meisels
Michelle Meisels is with Deloitte’s technology practice and leads the Engineering & Construction practice. She focuses on organizations’ large, often global, finance and information technology transformation programs by leveraging digital technology. She helps clients as they integrate technologies with organizational and process standard practices to achieve both qualitative and quantitative benefits. She specializes in cloud ERP, project controls, supply chain management and analytics technologies.
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