Model Blood Bank, Indore: Supply Chain Management Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Model Blood Bank, Indore: Supply Chain Management Case Solution

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PUBLICATION DATE: September 29, 2016

In 2015, the medical officer in charge of a blood bank in India required to handle a persistent scarcity of blood items that was most likely to intensify over the summertime months. The blood blank brought in couple of blood donors and they were most likely to end up being even less over the summertime. A lack of blood items might indicate cancelled surgical treatments and, in worst-case situations, the loss of lives. The medical officer required to choose whether the blood bank must enhance its stock of disposable blood items by arranging big blood contribution camps or by having smaller sized however more regular blood contribution camps.

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