The ramifications and damages due to the opioid crisis continue to be cataloged and measured. At the same time, questions …
Supply Chain Responsibilities in the Opioid Crisis
18 Tuesday Jan 2022
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Another Type of Long-Haul Damage: The Lingering Supply Chain Challenges of COVID-19, Part II: Discount Shoppers
01 Monday Nov 2021
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For the segment of shoppers determined to find deals on the products they buy, whether in their everyday practices or …
Luxury Watches in China: Even Traditional Markets Cannot Remain Static When Global Changes Hit
09 Friday Apr 2021
The luxury watch industry is not a particularly dynamic one. It sells expensive, high quality timepieces to wealthy consumers. Purchases …
Nearly Every Marketer Is Limiting its Product Lines, in an Attempt to Ensure It Can Provide at Least the Basics
11 Wednesday Nov 2020
Although the effects of COVID-19 have been diverse and varied, a consistent implication is appearing among companies’ product line decisions. …
Tesla’s Ongoing Evolution: Adding Manufacturing, Taking Over More of the Supply Chain
09 Wednesday Sep 2020
Posted in Chapter 16: Supply Chain Management
From its start, Tesla has adopted a unique positioning: Is it a tech firm? A product innovator and designer? An …
A Direct Link to Snacks: PepsiCo’s PantryShop.com and Snacks.com Experiment
26 Friday Jun 2020
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For shoppers in the coronavirus era who would prefer to avoid grocery stores altogether or, if they must go, want …
When a Differentiation Advantage Becomes a Supply Detriment: Wendy’s Limited Fresh Beef Supplies
23 Tuesday Jun 2020
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As a key distinction for its offerings, Wendy’s has always highlighted its use of fresh beef in its burgers, comparing …
How FedEx Is Relying on a Marketing Executive to Redesign and Optimize Its Operations
07 Thursday May 2020
Marketing can benefit all aspects of a company, as recent developments at FedEx make clear. Led primarily by an executive, …
The Drones Are Coming, and They’re Carrying Blood, But It’s Not as Scary as It Sounds
11 Tuesday Feb 2020
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Getting medical specimens, critical drugs, and blood samples to and from hospitals and labs can be a logistical nightmare. Although …
New Uses for Warehouse Space to Support Grocery Delivery Services
16 Thursday Jan 2020
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The shift from brick-and-mortar retail toward ecommerce also prompted a parallel transition in the associated supply chains, as retailers sought …
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