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Tag Archives: Capacity
AI Use trends across businesses – who is using it, and how are they improving productivity ?
Analysis of a survey of over 1.2 million firms (NBER # 32319) in a paper titled “Tracking Firm use of AI in Real Time” suggests that the fraction of firms reporting use of AI grew from 3.2% to a projected … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Capacity, competitiveness, consumer, Cost, Service Operations
Tagged Capacity, competition, Cost
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Should early cash access, with voluntary tips as the cost, be treated as a loan?
An article published by the Associated Press (July 28, 2024) titled “US agency says apps that let workers access paychecks before payday are providing loans”, states that the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau wants the Truth in Lending act to apply … Continue reading
Boeing division, to independent supplier, back to Boeing, the story of Spirit Aerosystems
An article in the Wall Street Journal (July 2, 2024) titled “Boeing Calls Time on the Great American Outsourcing” describes the reintegration of supplier Sport Aerosystems back into Boeing as a failed attempt at outsourcing. When Spirit split from Boeing, … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, Coordination, Cost, logistics, Made in USA, manufacturer, Operations Management, productivity, supplier
Tagged Capacity, competition, Cost, Suppliers, Supply Chain
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Treating patient’s at home: good idea or potential liability?
An article in the Wall Street Journal (August 13, 2024) titled “Hospital’s New Push: Treat Patients in Their Homes”, describes the over 23,000 Medicare treated at home through April this year. The rules require the patients to be less than … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, consumer, Coordination, Cost, Liability, logistics
Tagged Capacity, Consumers, Suppliers, Supply Chain
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Did Large Grocers use their size to get better delivery volumes during the Pandemic ?
An article in the Wall Street Journal (March 21, 2024) titled ‘FTC Finds Large Grocers Used Size to Stock Shelves During the Pandemic” describes claims that large grocery retailers demanded stricter delivery requirements and levied fines on suppliers who did … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, competitiveness, Cost, logistics, Operations Management, retailers, supplier
Tagged Capacity, Covid, FTC, grocery, logistics
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White house suggestions to reduce supply chain congestion
An article in the Wall Street Journal (February 24, 2022), titled “White House Lays Out Broad Changes to Address Supply-Chain Shortfalls” , describes several initiatives short, medium and long term,to deal with global container flows. In the short run, eliminating … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, Coordination, Prices, Supply Chain Issues
Tagged Capacity, Capital Investment, Containers, overtime, ports, ships, trucking
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Robots support staff, increase throughout, despite fewer employees at a restaurant
An article in CNN.com (September 8,2021) titled “Robots are picking up unwanted jobs at a Latin restaurant in Texas”, describes a mobile robot with an iPad that greets customers, takes them to the assigned tables and carries the food for … Continue reading
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Tagged Capacity, Consumers, Cost, Efficiency, restaurant, robots, throughput
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Supply Bottlenecks at Catrike, an adult tricycle manufacturer
An article in the New York Times titled “What an Adult Tricycle says about the world’s bottleneck problems” (August 23, 2021) describes the 500 adult bikes, and $ 2 million in inventory, waiting for a $30 derailleurs from a Taiwanese … Continue reading
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Tagged bottleneck, Capacity, lead time, manufacturing, Suppliers, Supply Chain
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Walmart to charter ships to ensure capacity for the holiday season
An article in SupplyChainDive titled “Walmart charters ships to ensure freight capacity, inventory for peak season (August 18, 2021) describes the challenge of higher out of stock levels and delivery capacity constraints faced by the retailer. By chartering the vessels, … Continue reading
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Tagged Capacity, charter, Inventory, mgmt5612021, out of stock, ships, WalMart
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MicroHospitals and fast service by St Vincent in Indiana
An article in IndyStar (https://www.indystar.com/) describes a micro-hospital by St Vincent in Noblesville, Indiana. These micro-hospitals are around 60,000 sq ft, cost $12 million, have seven emergency rooms including one for trauma, four in patient rooms and eight overnight beds. … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, congestion, consumer, emb2019, hospital, imm2018, logistics, Service Operations, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Capacity, emb2019, imm2018, leadtime, microhospitals, utilization
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Global Supply Chain Musings 