Talking Supply Chain: Humanitarian Supply Chains Provide a Lifeline for Many
Hear what Iana Shaheen has to say about humanitarian supply chains on this week's podcast.
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Humanitarian aid is a lifeline for many people during times of crisis. But without an efficient supply chain, that aid never reaches its intended destination. Iana Shaheen, an assistant professor of supply chain management in the Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas, has studied humanitarian supply chains and joins host Brian Straight on this episode of Talking Supply Chain to discuss what companies interested in helping during times of crisis can do today to be prepared.
