How to Fix Broken Supply Chains | Dustin Burke | TED
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2022
- Supply chain challenges are real, but they're not new, says global trade expert Dustin Burke. In the face of disruptions ranging from natural disasters to pandemics, how do we make sure supply chains can keep up? Burke offers a combination of solutions -- from companies sharing risk to better forecasting disruptions -- to help create a more resilient, efficient tomorrow.
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lighten the burden by letting people have the free time to do the works they find enjoyable! I want to grow food and do repairs! end forced labor! no more evictions from primary residences! let the people and the planet rest!
lighten the burden by producing for need instead of profit. end forced labor. let the people and the planet rest. no more evictions from primary residences!!
I feel like this guy is just saying things, everything is so surface level
this guy is very well spoken. absolute professional
When restaurants were shut down, they should have still had them prepare food or at least package them, then the government could have subsidized the cost. But instead we threw all that food away because it wasn't packaged to consumers. Same with cruise ships, they could've processed that food. You saw the lines of middle class waiting at food banks.
If you consider the supply chain, the costs go up steeply. Large companies may be able to lay out multiple supply chains to share the risk, smaller companies simply don't have that ability.
Is this Ted from Breaking Bad? I thought that dude ran his company into the ground.
Russia is listening 👀
Insurance might be a bad analogy. How well would insurance companies fare if everyone got into a car crash at the same time?
This is very interesting. I've seen companies like OpenTrade doing this in Africa but because of legal disclosure policies (POPI act in South Africa), how can you view your suppliers' suppliers if they do not give consent to show who they're supplying?
Very informative and easy to understand. Thank you
Excellent presentation indeed..
It happened everywhere, Australia too. One only per person in the supermarket. It still ran out.
Thank you for this information
Very insightful!
Thank you.
what a great speaker really captivating
Understandable, Thank you for your explanation ❤
It is very important to learn from these experts how they share the knowledge about the experience in Logistics and Supply chain.
Thanks 🙏