Supply Chain Training Tips for Supply Chain Managers
In today's episode, Stan Fawcett and Mike Knemeyer explain what organizations, and supply chain managers can learn from the decathlon to up their game.
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Supply Chain Training Tips for Supply Chain Managers Recording Date
October 15, 2020 Duration
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Talking Supply Chain: Getting Over the Bar
Welcome to Talking Supply Chain: Getting over the bar, where Stan Fawcett and Mike Knemeyer explain the strategies organizations can learn from what it takes to win the decathlon. SCMR editorial director Bob Trebilcock moderates.
The decathlon probably isn’t the first sporting event that comes to mind when you think about managing your supply chain. That might be a mistake.
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Stan Fawcett and Mike Knemeyer, look back at the experiences of Dan O’Brien and Dave Johnson in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, and what it takes to be a world-class decathlon athlete. Managers who apply those lessons can win in the critical area of customer service and satisfaction.
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The Global Supply Chain Forum (GSCF), directed by Dr. Douglas M. Lambert, provides the opportunity for leading practitioners and academics to pursue the critical issues related to customer satisfaction and operational excellence independent of specific functional expertise. The Forum supports research and publications focused on business applications and experience of particular relevance to its corporate members, who are senior executives of firms recognized as being on the leading edge of their respective industries.
