Whether you have established your career or are just starting out in supply chain management, you’ll come up against persistent misconceptions. Inbound Logistics puts five of the most common myths to the test. Continue reading 5 Supply Chain Myths—Busted
From kitchens deep within Miami Hard Rock Stadium, a culinary staff of 3,000 people are dishing out all the food for Super Bowl LIV. Chefs are flown in from all over the country to help feed 215,000 of football’s biggest fans. They’re hustling non-stop to cook 10,000 hot dogs and 400 different menu items in just one week leading up to the big game.
from LeanCor’s online Lean Supply Chain course, you’ll learn what it takes for a package of toilet paper to reach the shelves of a local store.
Continue reading How 215,000 Meals Are Made For Super Bowl LIV
Here’s why fake reviews are threatening almost every online platform.
According to one study, around 16% of all reviews on Yelp are fake. Another claims that up to 63% of reviews on Amazon beauty products aren’t authentic. Continue reading Customer Reviews (fake or not)?
Apple has one of the world’s most complicated supply chains in the world. It starts off with the raw materials coming from all around the world. Continue reading All About Apple Supply Chain
Many innovators have been successful in approaching innovation as a means to educate consumers, rather than learn from them. They focus on what their customers need … Continue reading What the Wine Industry Understands About Connecting with Consumers
In this video based on a lesson from my course “Blockchain in Supply Chain Management”, I describe why blockchain technology is being used increasingly in supply chain management.
George Levy is an instructor at Blockchain Institute of Technology, and the author of the best selling online courses Blockchain and Bitcoin Fundamentals, Cryptocurrency Fundamentals, Bitcoin Advanced Level: Transactions and multiple other courses. Continue reading Why use blockchain in supply chain management? 
Many factors can cause changes in demand. The outcome can be costly. Inadequate ordering means you don’t have the supplies you need, while excess ordering means you have inventory you don’t need.
Continue reading Demand amplification – Bullwhip effect
Facing a consumer backlash and stricter regulation, companies are trying to do what’s eluded them for years: make a better bottle Continue reading Plastic Water Bottles, Which Enabled a Drinks Boom, Now Threaten a Crisis
Retailers are facing a strong imperative in an increasingly customer-centric world: transform your supply chains into digital supply networks or risk the possibility of becoming obsolete. Discover more at https://deloi.tt/2Qvdo1i. Continue reading Retail Digital Supply Chains: Facing an omnichannel customer-driven landscape
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