The 7 Warehouse Processes and how to Safeguard Them Against COVID-19 infection: Receiving Workers should not touch their faces after handling a package and should throw away the gloves and wash their hands afterward. Put-away Any package handling should be carried...
Companies whose supply chains have been pounded by Coronavirus-linked disruptions fall into two broad categories: Those that accept their fate, hunker down, try to limit the fallout, and brace for losses in Q1 and Q2—and possibly even further into the future. Those...
The ‘ferrymen’ of Wuhan or the food delivery guys, motorbike riders delivering a smorgasbord of food varieties to residents are our modern-day heroes not just in Wuhan because food delivery services went global as well. They are our hunger heroes! Read more about...
The spread of COVID-19 caused disruptions in many industries. Read more about this issue and how these companies have responded to the crisis: The Industrial Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis
Goulburn Murray of ABC Radio interviewed Rob regarding the supply chain side of the pandemic's domino effect in Australia. Listen to the whole audio interview: Audio Interview: Why Supermarket Shelves WILL Empty Even More – Corona Virus Impacts
Because the 2003 outbreak of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), originated in China, as COVID-19 did last December, comparisons are not only inevitable but also useful. What are their similarities and differences? Check it out here: Viral Disruption in the...
Some manufacturers have already throttle back production in their plants and the widening coronavirus epidemic is already affecting ports. Nowadays, the effect of the coronavirus is already visible with regards to imports and exports of goods. I believe countries...
The Factories are slowing down due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). China makes up 33% of manufacturing, and it is the world's biggest exporter of products. Unfortunately, activities has been diminished in the supposed "workshop of the world" as processing plants stop their...
There are many good reasons to benchmark your Logistics and Supply Chain operations, not least of all to streamline processes, highlight shortfalls in operational performance, and to cut costs. But benchmarking best practices can also serve as an important tool for...
Benchmarking Now an Indispensable Business Practice Benchmarking the supply chain was once seen as a novelty, a practice introduced by big companies with plenty of staff and plenty of money to produce data that would allow them to boast publicly about their...