Let’s Create a Human-centric Supply Chain
Listen in as Michigan State professor Sriram Narayanan and Ed Terris, vice president of apparel manufacturing at Goodwill Industries of South Florida, discuss how to integrate people with disabilities into supply chains. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.
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Let’s Create a Human-centric Supply Chain Recording Date
January 7, 2021 Duration
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Talking Supply Chain: Let's create a human-centric supply chain
Ask any group of supply chain manager what are their most pressing issues, and finding talent is likely to top the list. One potential untapped labor resource is people with disabilities. It takes imagination and planning, but the disabled community can bring real value to an organization.
On this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Michigan State professor Sriram Narayanan and Ed Terris, vice president of apparel manufacturing at Goodwill Industries of South Florida, outline a five step framework to create a human-centric supply chain in your organization.
Be sure to listen wherever you get your podcasts, and be sure to read Narayanan’s and Terris’s article from Supply Chain Management Review.
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In keeping with the vision of the Michigan State University Broad College of Business to be widely acknowledged by industry and academia as the leader in dissemination of procurement, manufacturing and logistics knowledge, the Supply Chain Management program integrates topics from manufacturing operations, purchasing, transportation, and physical distribution into a unified course of study.
