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Coming to the MyEducator catalog this Summer is Supply Chain Strategy. Written by a world-class author team, author lead Stanley E. Fawcett is joined by A. Michael Knemeyer, Sebastian Brockhaus, and Dee Fawcett to create a high-quality resource that will benefit students and instructors alike.
Today’s competitive marketplace is a little bit crazy. Supply chain strategists are pressed to create higher levels of customer value and put in place more resilient and sustainable supply chains even as they tweak their global footprint in the face of geopolitical turmoil. What does this mean? Answer: Designing and operating a winning supply chain is more daunting than ever. Now, a little good news: There is a proven path to success. It consists of three main steps:
Supply Chain Strategy walks you and your students down this path, sharing the analysis and tools needed to think and act like a supply chain strategist. Are you ready for a little more good news? The book is easy—and fun—to read, sharing stories that stick and highlighting corporate success stories. If you currently teach or want to introduce a supply chain strategy course, this book is for you.
The authors approach this body of knowledge using unique metaphors and insightful real-life correlations that will keep your students entertained the whole way through while also creating memorable supply chain lessons. You may have never considered the lessons the Nile crocodile and Egyptian plover can provide your students on the nature of trust within the supply chain, or how Jackie Chan’s choreography process can provide insightful understanding in managing complex supply chains, but this book has done both (and much, much more). Students will come away having learned valuable lessons that they won’t forget.
With Supply Chain Strategy, the authors aim to provide students with a resource designed to take them to the next level of supply chain. While lessons on purchasing, operations, and logistics build a necessary foundation for any student entering the supply chain world, Supply Chain Strategy asks students to look beyond the basic necessities to examine the behaviors and culture that individuals and companies must develop for true and lasting success in an ever-changing supply chain world.
Wondering if this resource meets your needs? This resource covers the following topics:
With high-class content, instructor materials, and all the standard tools that you find within a MyEducator resource, Supply Chain Strategy is a can’t-miss for instructors.