Managing COVID-19 Supply Chain Impact.
Experts discuss managing COVID-19 supply chain impact. Here are actions to take for companies to keep their supply chains running as well as changes to make to withstand future disruptions.
COVID-19 and Supply Chain Training
- Avoiding Disruptions in Your Supply Chain.
- Bullwhip Effect: How Sudden Demand Increases Affect Supply Chains.
- COVID-19 Supply Chain Disruption.
- COVID-19: Supply Chain Workers are Putting in Overtime.
- Discuss Coronavirus Impact on Supply Chain.
- From Pandemic Disruption to Global Supply Chain Recovery.
- How Coronavirus Could Slow Down Amazon Deliveries.
- How COVID-19 Is Accelerating Business Automation.
- Pandemic Increases Demand for Self Serve Kiosks.
- Supply Chain and COVID-19:Restructuring and Disruption.
- Supply Chain Risk Management Discussion.
- The Bullwhip Effect 101.
- The Post COVID-19 Supply Chain Management
COVID-19 and Supply Chain Quotes
- “The coronavirus will accelerate the usage of robots and automation throughout supply chain.” ~Dave Waters
- “Eighty-five percent of the reasons for failure are deficiencies in the systems and process rather than the employee. The role of management is to change the process rather than badgering individuals to do better.” ~ W. Edwards Deming
- “For me, creating a supply chain of what we should be eating is incredibly complicated. It’s complicated to figure out how to change the food system in America.” ~Kimbal Musk
- “Communications is at the heart of eCommerce.” ~Meg Whitman, former CEO Ebay.
- “Technologies that are emerging today will soon be shaping the world tomorrow and well into the future – with impacts to economies and to society at large. Now that we are well into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it’s critical that we discuss and ensure that humanity is served by these new innovations so that we can continue to prosper.” ~Mariette DiChristina
- “COVID-19 will most likely be the spark that accelerates the acceptance and deployment of drones and robots delivering product to your door.” ~Dave Waters
- “You should learn from your competitor, but never copy. Copy and you die.” ~Jack Ma, Alibaba Founder.
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