Supply Chain Hubs in Global Humanitarian Logistics Case Solution
Decentralized supply chains - with a greater number of hubs and depot areas - are developed to get more perceptive to catastrophes near the world by receiving main relief products for example, food, water and medications to recipients rapidly. This case checks out the centralized vs. decentralized tradeoff for the subsequent assistance provide set of a worldwide generous company (IHO). Utilizing information from a genuine company (unnamed), it asks whether supply chains for subsequent assistance products must be the same as those for main comfort items, and how allocated funds affect the source chain setup. It provides details on contributions, secondary assistance need and reaction in much catastrophes, and enhanced information and simulation outcomes. These enable comprehensive information analytical, analysis, and Excel modeling abilities to be used, in addition to trainees' instinct.
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PUBLICATION DATE: January 30, 2017
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