George Stalk has come up with the notion of a two-speed supply chain, one which can respond quickly for developing countries growing fast, and one that can function well in the slow or no growth of developed nations. It is an intriguing idea.
But perhaps just as interesting is his take on congestion and the lack of infrastructure growth in the US. It’s an old story, perhaps getting its due now, and one that needs shouting out.
Supply Chain and Logistics 