Transport, Logistics & Driving

What happens when things go wrong in the supply chain?

We never know what the future holds; in the supply chain, an unforeseen event can cause enormous financial – and reputation – headaches. From shipwrecks to sprinkler malfunctions at a business partner’s factory, the vast array of problems requires enormous predictive skill. In this short article, author Donald Waters studies some real life examples and gives guidance on what can be done to manage risk in the supply chain, more..

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Information on the book - Supply Chain Risk Management

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Transport and global communications.

Synergies between transport and communications are becoming more important as international trade expands to new levels of importance as the world political system shifts. Professors Chris Kissling and John Tiffin, authors of the ground-breaking  Transport Communications, argue that by studying the link between transport and communications we can better prepare ourselves for the impact of globalisation, more..

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