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Welcome back to Operations Management Update, where we bring you the latest insights in business and technology. Today, we're talking about something that shook the business world-the recent global Microsoft outage. Dubbed one of the worst ever, this outage disrupted communication, halted production, and delayed deliveries, affecting industries from healthcare to banking. ruclips.net/video/w7qBLIPq_vA/видео.html

Welcome back to Operations Management Update, where we bring you the latest insights in business and technology. Today, we're talking about something that shook the business world-the recent global Microsoft outage. Dubbed one of the worst ever, this outage disrupted communication, halted production, and delayed deliveries, affecting industries from healthcare to banking. ruclips.net/video/w7qBLIPq_vA/видео.html

Welcome back to Operations Management Update, where we bring you the latest insights in business and technology. Today, we're talking about something that shook the business world-the recent global Microsoft outage. Dubbed one of the worst ever, this outage disrupted communication, halted production, and delayed deliveries, affecting industries from healthcare to banking. ruclips.net/video/w7qBLIPq_vA/видео.html

Welcome back to Operations Management Update, where we bring you the latest insights in business and technology. Today, we're talking about something that shook the business world-the recent global Microsoft outage. Dubbed one of the worst ever, this outage disrupted communication, halted production, and delayed deliveries, affecting industries from healthcare to banking. ruclips.net/video/w7qBLIPq_vA/видео.html

2. Expanding profit margins ! Huh

such good content. Please keep doing the good work and enhance awareness on supply chain

Inspiring to me.

Why would it ever be unsafe to be around the robot? 1:44

Irobot has been unfolding right before my eyes for the last decade and I genuinely don't know how to feel about it.

Yes

It's disappointing that you don't offer close captioning...

Great set of questions 👍

Companies didn't want unions in their manufacturing plants because it gave too much power to employees insisting on better pay raises, health insurance, job safety, illegal hiring and firing practices. Skills in manufacturing? There's no college course you can take to learn manufacturing skills. There's no high school classes teaching manufacturing skills. So the problem of a shortage of skills in manufacturing is BS. Their problem is high turnover. They can't keep employees because they create toxic work environments. Management does not respect labor. People who have engineering degrees have college debt and aren't expecting to paid minimum wage, only to be fired after 3 years because hiring someone new at cheaper pay wage helps pad their management's income and owners pocket. Nothing's changed in manufacturing so the demise is really the business owners fault and not the employees.

Thanks a lot...these are great information

Where is the mentioned online course available?

thank you so much for the insightful sharing!

Why Brenden looking up while talking?

is home depot a small biz ? host said that in the end.

I prefer 5 year plans myself

Relevant and to the point - brilliant! Please don't stop posting.

Good discussion !!

I am currently a 3rd year International SCM student, and this is massively informative in this manner, especially considering upcoming transparency trends throughout the chain. Thank you for this!

757 has terrible technology!

The postal service will probably survive, but a better chance of survival is to fire DeJoy-as soon as possible. He is destroying the postal service

Online education is good at pandemic. Future education will evolve somewhat according to requirements. This is a good video discussing about future education .Hope in future more videos will come from this author.

Developing world can learn from developed countries when it comes to salaries in supply chain, especially for those whose job doesn’t involve working from an air conditioned office. They are given a typical blue collar treatment. The guest speaker is absolutely right. She even gave the example of truck drivers who are handsomely paid while the contrary is true in the other spectrum.

So chips were being hoarded like toilet paper?

"Promo SM" 😝

The day before COVID hit rhere was plenty of inventory of everything. The short sighted knee jerk reactions of industry and government at the time rushing to duplicate manufacturing globally inevitably lead to a glut. Several old timers in rhe chip business in particular warned against overreacting.

Thanks

Thanks

The host is such great, post the most concerned questions of end customers, learn a lot. pls do more interviews.❤

How can enrolled PhD in supply management

Thanks for sharing this information

My opinion in this matter is that companies should bare the costs of return in the supply chain. Why would a customer pay to have a article returned to the company? It perhaps would do I it but then it could never buy from that brand.

Sadhna ji Could you please share the composition of raw material ratio used for Metallurgical silicon

What does it actually cost to delivery a gallon of milk, a loaf of bread and a dozen eggs? And what is the process if the some of the eggs are cracked?

Fantastic presentation.. Can I get the LinkedIn profile of Vijay please ..

Impressive

Where in the world will "New" employees (for DCs and warehouses in general) be recruited from? The high school system has done exactly what the corporate world wants, churn out simple thinkers that fill labor intense warehouse positions. Many of the warehouse workers are unskilled, some who hang around longer and pay attention, are semi-skilled / skilled. Compensation is not the only answer. Many of the X-Y-and Z generations are not cut out for such work. Truth is, many of the warehouse workers are whiners, who think they are under-paid, yet bring nothing to the table to start with, and will jump ship for a $2. raise without comparing the benefits first. It is not the business of the firm to ensure a worker can live can an overindulgent lifestyle. A worker tells you he/she can't afford a pair of safety boots, yet they have several pairs of overpriced Nikes. And that is not an isolated example. Interesting to note, everybody wants a raise, yet their arguments are flawed, They argue about cost of living only, instead of combing it with productivity, skill set enhancement. First rule of thumb is to follow the rules., regulations and guidelines. Many of the unskilled workforce are not interested in "Engagement" they just want cash in pocket.

He was wrong at the beginning about people not wanting 2 day shipping on some items and prefer white glove service by the time somebody decides to get a new mattress, they want it now Majority of people don’t want to interact with other people and rather it be just dropped off as soon as possible.

I’ve had both Walmart plus and I have instacart and the cost of everything is so much more with instacart but easier to get delivery where Walmart is harder to get slots for delivery or pickup

I started using Walmart grocery pickup during the pandemic. I still use it. I’ve never liked crowds and this has helped me.

Data Game is A Sharp Bullet Point in The Conversation Big! Excellent, Excellent... Great information about retail delivery recipe 1) Consolidation, 2) AI and 3) E-Commerce to Fullfil-Commerce Check In & Check Out Sustainable & Green Energy Great Drill Down Tech Player Go & Search Answer Wakup Everyday Optimisation & Automation Delivery Management 🎉

Explained Interestingly & Well Said People Are Secret Weapons. The real assets are employees in a business-supply chain. The development of executives is crucial to developing a sense of growth mindset that provides great service and adds value. Once, executive/s reach a higher frequency and keep the company mission & vision @ forehead. He/She turns BIG stones and brings innovation & profits to the organization.

5:09 Short what? Drivers for AI operated vehicles? I don’t understand. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Exciting insights from Tom Coughlin on the future of global supply chains! As a founder of a logistics company, I've learned that staying informed is key. Looking forward to more valuable updates.

good episode this time.

Worth watching

Just the first 5 minutes could be expanded into hours.