The next in our series of Logistics related FAILED postings was highlighted to us in a recent user submission from @RJO Enjoy! (Look him up on Twitter and add another supply chain pro to your follows!)
From kqed.org: “The Hindenburg wasn’t the only air ship to end in a catastrophic crash. In 1935, the USS Macon went down in 1000 feet of water off the coast of Monterey, California. Now, as scientists study the recently-discovered wreckage, dirigibles are returning to the Bay Area and are poised to rule the skies once [...]
Supply Chain Management for most of the last 20 years has been all about the flow of physical products and related systems information from raw materials sources, through into manufacturing and then storage, distribution, sale, delivery and then sometimes returns as appropriate. But are there not many more opportunities for the company to benefit from [...]
If you haven’t seen it yet, the FAIL Blog is a continuous source of true failures of all sorts and in today’s stressful world we’ve found these items can be a momentary source of immense entertainment and instantaneous amusement.
There are a number of entertaining logistics examples and we will bring them to you as we [...]
Hello All! I’ve only been on Twitter for less than two weeks and as you can see from the mosaic below, I’ve already gotten close to 1,500 friends I’m following through the service and am now being followed by almost 800 followers!
If you’d like to sign up for Twitter and follow me just click here, [...]
Hello All! I’ve only been on Twitter for less than two weeks and as you can see from the mosaic below, I’ve already gotten close to 800 followers and am now following almost 1500 people!
If you’d like to sign up for Twitter and follow me just click here, sign up is easy and best of [...]
I have to say it, this is the most important page to be added to the Supply Chain Network site since its’ inception two years ago. Most of you have likely not heard of Twitter, or if you have, not likely paid very much attention to it, but I have to say it is in [...]
