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October 13, 2020 Newsletter

October 13, 2020 Newsletter

October 13, 2020
OM in the News

Welcome to this week’s OM in the News roundup! Here’s what we’ve been blogging about. All posts include videos and discussion prompts for supply chain and OM classes.

Procurement Reset at Kraft Heinz
Beset by poor management and financial misconduct, procurement had become an embarrassment for Kraft Heinz. Read more…

Made in Italy at Amazon
Even in places like Italy where people prefer to shop in stores, Amazon has been able to assume a dominant role during the pandemic. Read more…

Creative Recipes to Help Restaurants this Winter
Restaurants made adjustments to reopen this summer. Now, they need to reinvent themselves. Read more…


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October 5, 2020 Newsletter

October 5, 2020 Newsletter

October 5, 2020
OM in the News

Welcome to this week’s OM in the News roundup! Here’s what we’ve been blogging about. All posts include videos and discussion prompts for supply chain and OM classes.

Walmart Drone Deliveries Take Off
Walmart is partnering with drone delivery provider Zipline to make on-demand deliveries of select health and wellness products by drone. Read more…

Reducing Emissions from Burps to Burgers
A new feed additive may reduce cattle emissions. How would Milton Friedman have felt about a corporate focus on reducing emissions? Read more…


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September 28, 2020 Newsletter

September 28, 2020 Newsletter

September 28, 2020
OM in the News

Welcome to this week’s OM in the News roundup! Here’s what we’ve been blogging about. All posts include videos and discussion prompts for supply chain and OM classes.

New Service Process Designs at Fast Food Restaurants
Burger King, Shake Shack and Taco Bell are adding drive-thru lanes and increasing automated pick-up in the store and at walk-up windows. Read more…


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