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[White Book] Large-Scale Projects: Containing slippage through anticipatory governance
01 Oct 2025
This paper proposes an operational framework grounded in field-proven methodologies and avoids generic statements.
EcoVadis Silver Medal
16 Sep 2025
Mews Partners was awarded the EcoVadis Silver Medal in 2025 for its CSR initiatives.
[White paper] Drone design: Turning constraints into opportunities: how to harness usage variability to drive performance?
28 Aug 2025
Driven by rapid technological advancements and an increasingly diversified range of applications, the drone market is experiencing unprecedented growth...
Major projects and rising complexity: how AI can help shorten contracting timelines
20 May 2025
Reducing Time to Contract: Leveraging AI to Tame Complexity
Digital Twins: a game-changer for tomorrow’s supply chains?
11 Mar 2025
The digital twin, a technology that replicates an asset or organization in all its characteristics, therefore has obvious potential. But what's the horizon? Are supply chains really ready to take advantage of such a tool?
Matthieu Mailly and David Potier: Tackling Circular Economy Challenges and Opportunities in the Manufacturing Sector [interview]
04 Mar 2025
Matthieu Mailly, Global Circular Economy Transformation Manager, and David Potier, Sustainability Manager within Global Supply Chain Europe, work together on a program dedicated to the Circular Economy. In this interview, they share an overview of their circular activities.
This paper proposes an operational framework grounded in field-proven methodologies and avoids generic statements.
16 Sep 2025
Mews Partners was awarded the EcoVadis Silver Medal in 2025 for its CSR initiatives.
Driven by rapid technological advancements and an increasingly diversified range of applications, the drone market is experiencing unprecedented growth...
Reducing Time to Contract: Leveraging AI to Tame Complexity
The digital twin, a technology that replicates an asset or organization in all its characteristics, therefore has obvious potential. But what's the horizon? Are supply chains really ready to take advantage of such a tool?
