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Tag Archives: Supply Chain
Managing small firm supply chain pressures
A Wall Street Journal article (February 22, 2022) titled “Worried About Inflation and Supply Constraints? Try Being a Small Business”, describes the longer supply lead times, how higher prices and higher demand, yet lower bank credit access. The article claims … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, competitiveness, delivery, disruption, manufacturer, Operations Management, Prices, Supply Chain Issues, technology
Tagged delays, lead time, price, Supply Chain, wages, working capital
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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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Ecommerce custom furniture by MaidenHome
An ecommerce company (https://www.maidenhome.com) offers customizable furniture, free delivery within six weeks, lifetime warranty, 30 day money back guarantee and prices around $2000 for furniture that would otherwise cost $6000. They claim that working directly with craftsmen in North Carolina … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, consumer, Cost, delivery, Ecommerce, emb2019, imm2018, logistics, Made in USA, manufacturer, Operations Management, Supply Chain Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged Ecommerce, emb2019, furniture, imm2018, MaidenHome, Supply Chain
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Not enough new iPhones, strategy or supply chain challenge?
An article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Why There Are Never Enough New iPhones” (September 18, 2017) describes the new iPhones launched in September 2017 as being available only in November, with possible delivery delays. The introduction if many … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, competitiveness, consumer, emb2019, imm2018, Innovation, logistics, Operations Management, Supply Chain Issues
Tagged Apple, emb2019, imm2018, imm2019, iPhone, Supply Chain
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The supply chain impact of India’s cash crunch
An article in the New York Times (December 13, 2016) titled “India Hobbles a Cash Crisis, and Electronic Payments Boom”, describes the shortage of the new currency bills in India following its demonetization of 500 and 1000 rupee notes (which … Continue reading
Posted in consumer, Cost, disruption, retailers, Service Operations, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged demonetization, electronic, India, Supply Chain, technology
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Calculating penalties for component design IP infringement
An article in the Wall Street Journal (August, 4 2016) titled “Apple wins famed designer support in battle vs Samsung” describes the challenge of determining penalties for Samsung ‘ s violation of Apple’s patents for display of apps and the … Continue reading
Posted in intellectual property, Liability, product, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, Consumers, Cost, Samsung, Supply Chain
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Even faster fashion and its impact
An article in BBC.com (September 8, 2016) titled “Designers aim for even faster fashion” describes the option of ordering items shown on the runway as a new fashion trend offered by Burberry, Tom Ford and Tommy Hilfiger. This approach drops … Continue reading
Posted in competitiveness, consumer, delivery, Global Contexts, logistics, ordering, Service Operations, ship, Supply Chain Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged Consumers, Cost, Global, mgmt5612019, Supply Chain
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How will blockchains impact supply chains ?
An article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Toyota Unit Joins R3 Blockchain group” (June 23, 2016) describes Toyota’s plan for use of blockchain, an online distributed ledger technology, for non-monetary transactions. The article claims that blockchains can track auto … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, consumer, Cost, disruption, emb2021, Global Contexts, logistics, manufacturer, Supply Chain Issues, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged blockchain, competition, Cost, emb2021, manufacturing, Suppliers, Supply Chain
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Alternate Future Scenarios for US trucking
An article in FleetOwner.com by Sean Kilcarr titled “Logistics outlook:last mile a major Choke Point” on June 22, 2016 describes four technology adoption scenarios outlined in the State of the Logistics report for 2016. The technologies listed include the internet … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity, competitiveness, Cost, delivery, logistics, Prices, productivity, technology, truck, Uncategorized
Tagged regulation, scenarios, Supply Chain
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The rising role of Supply Chain Finance
An article in the Harvard Business Review by Rogers et al (“The Rise of FinTech in Supply Chains, June 22, 2016) describes the increased role of payments processing across a supply chain. They describe the flexibility for suppliers to access … Continue reading
Posted in competitiveness, Cost, delivery, ordering, Prices, Supply Chain Issues, technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Capacity, Cost, financing, Suppliers, Supply Chain
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