“What If” Supply Chain Planning for an Uncertain Future
We know the pandemic will eventually end and the economy recover. What we don’t know is exactly how the economy will emerge or what the future will look like. This conundrum leaves
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We know the pandemic will eventually end and the economy recover. What we don’t know is exactly how the economy will emerge or what the future will look like. This conundrum leaves
You don’t have to be a faithful follower of the retail sector to know it’s in trouble. The media was focusing on the so-called Retail Apocalypse long before the novel coronavirus pandemic
Prior to the novel coronavirus outbreak, many pundits believed we were in the midst of a fourth industrial revolution. Analysts from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) explain the first three revolutions were
Governmental stay-at-home orders during the pandemic motivated most consumers to increase their online buying behavior — making residences a destination of choice for their purchases. The staff at ShipChain explains, “Final Mile,
The pandemic has provided us with a taste of what the world will look like if job preservation and job creation fail to remain societal priorities. With millions of people out of
You may have watched a History Channel reality show entitled “Eating History.” During each episode, the show’s stars, Old Smokey and Josh Macuga, explore history through old foods that have survived for
Futurists come up with all sorts of visions they believe will emerge in the years ahead. Many of these visions involve smart systems or machines that put information at our beck and
The introduction of e-commerce inevitably meant consumers would use the digital path to purchase more regularly. In fact, every year the percentage of purchases made online increases. Manufacturers aren’t blind to this
Independence Day marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776 — a document declaring the American colonies’ independence from Great Britain. For the most part, the document was
Some pundits have predicted the COVID-19 pandemic will bring an end to the experience economy. Early indications are the experience economy may be slowed but it is certainly not dying. One area
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