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Canadian Sand, Shrinking Seats, and Self-Serve Eateries

Canadian Sand, Shrinking Seats, and Self-Serve Eateries

December 7, 2017
OM in the News

This is your OM in the News roundup! Here are a few of the recent posts from our faculty contributors. Follow the links to excellent articles with thoughtful discussion questions.

The Skinny on Airline Seats
Travelers may find less leg room in their future. While marketing departments and consumer advocate groups want to preserve existing leg room standards, revenue management departments are pushing for efficiency-oriented plane redesigns to squeeze in more seats.  Read more…

Wow-Bao’s Automated Eatery
Wow Bao is opening a restaurant in Chicago that removes wait staff from the ordering and pickup of food. Customers will either order from a kiosk or from an app on their phone. Read more…

Canadian Sand in LA High-Rises
Sand and gravel are plentiful in the US, but companies are saving almost $7 a ton by shipping these construction materials from Canada to downtown Los Angeles. Read more…

automation, distribution, House of Quality, logistics, quality, service quality, strategic capacity management, strategy, transportation, value analysis, waiting lines, work force scheduling
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Shoppers, Shippers and Saline Bags

Shoppers, Shippers and Saline Bags

November 30, 2017
OM in the News

This is your OM in the News roundup! Here are a few of the recent posts from our faculty contributors. Follow the links to excellent articles with thoughtful discussion questions.

Ramping Up for Bargain Days
Here’s the deal: Bargain days bring in business, but they’re tough on the supply chain. Read more…

The Logistics of Direct to Consumer
To compete in the D2C marketplace, established firms and start-ups alike need to establish customer relationships. Read more…

Saline Bags, Stat!
Intravenous plastic bags are in short supply at hospitals across the country due to quality issues, hurricanes, and law suits. Read more…

bullwhip effect, competitiveness, direct-to-consumer, inventory management, logistics, respsonsive supply chain design, shortage, supply chain management
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Supply Chain Risk and Reward

Supply Chain Risk and Reward

November 9, 2017
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This is your OM in the News roundup! Here are a few recent posts from faculty contributors. Follow the links to excellent articles with thoughtful discussion questions.

Water Risk for a $5 Trillion Industry
Water shortages and water pollution are risks to the sustainability of operations in the $5 trillion food and agribusiness industry. Read more…

High-Tech Shortages
High tech companies, including Apple, continue to experience shortages and delays in new products. Although this practice seems to violate basic principles of customer service, it may well be deliberate. Read more…

Pampering at the Local
Nordstrom Local is a new concept focused on delivering “fabulousness” to customers rather than a transactional point of sale experience. Read more…

focused factory, forecasting, inventory management, JIT, location, strategic capacity management, supply chain management, sustainability
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