TSI Group Inc.

$Euclidean shapes, such as the circles and squares shown here, can be described as smooth in shape, and are in sharp contrast to fractals, which are geometric objects that are rough or irregular. Fractals are often defined as images that can be divided into parts, each of which is similar to the original object. Magnification of fractals tends to show similarity with the original, while the magnification of Euclidean objects tends to obscure the object. For instance, at an infinite magnification it becomes impossible to tell the difference between a circle and a straight line. Keeping things in focus so as to ensure a correct understanding of the essence of things is as important in business as it is in nature. We aim to offer professional expertise that confirms client visions are focused on reality.$

Salary Survey

For seven years, TSI Group has partnered with Canadian Transportation & Logistics, SCL and Wilfrid Laurier University in co-sponsoring the most comprehensive industry specific survey of its kind in Canada, the salary survey of supply chain professionals.

As the supply chain profession continues its evolutionary progress toward corporate optimization, and consistently raises the bar towards excellence, TSI Group will also continue to be involved by helping to heighten the professions’ profile and importance within the corporation through our core business practices. We recognize the importance of supply chain excellence, and we look forward to continually adapting future surveys to meet the needs of the supply chain profession.

10th Annual Survey - 2009

	9th Annual Survey - 2008
	8th Annual Survey - Part I\| Part II - 2007
	7th Annual Survey - Part I\| Part II - 2006
	6th Annual Survey - Part I\| Part II - 2005
	5th Annual Survey - Part I\| Part II - 2004
	4th Annual Survey - Part I\| Part II - 2003
	3rd Annual Survey - 2002
	2nd Annual Survey - 2001
	1st Annual Survey - 2000