We are already running some courses online, and probably about to start re-working some for the middle east market. Looking at the courses made me wonder if there might be interest in a new course....
When things do start getting back to "normal", it will not be like flicking a switch. A lot will have changed in the supply market, and particularly in the demand market. Supply chains take a lot of work to make them Efficient, i.e. Lean. Which means that they will not be Resilient. So, our lovely smooth Lean supply chains are going to splutter into life rather than spring back perfectly formed. There will be lots of blockages, broken links and delays.
Some businesses will be out of business - others will have changed their mode of operation.
Should we still buy from China? Or should we develop local suppliers (who may be more expensive at first).
What did our contracts say about Force Majeure and what should they say for the future?
If you think there would be interest in such as course, please do let me know. I am particularly interested in what you think should be covered, and whether we can do it in 1 day or will need 2.
Take care of you and yours.
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Possible future course on Re-starting supply chains.
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