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- Port of Tyne shuts waterway to clear collision wreckage
- Port of Antwerp receives record 7,000-tonne cracker module
- HPC to guide Buenaventura’s multipurpose terminal plan
- Pilbara Ports surpasses 800 million tonnes for the first time
- US container imports from Japan dip 0.2 per cent in June
- PLA appeals for witnesses to Westminster vessel incident
- Port of Melbourne container volumes jump 7.3 per cent in June
- Port NOLA bolsters finance team ahead of LIT Push
- MSC launches Sierra service at Contecon Manzanillo
- Port of Savannah hits 5.67m TEUs as infrastructure grows
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- Russia Strikes Additional Vessels Transporting Weapons to Ukraine
- US Issues New Round of Iran-Related Shipping Sanctions
- Sallaum Lines Orders LNG Dual-Fuel PCTC From China
- Samsung Heavy, Conrad Shipyard Get ABS Nod for LNG Bunkering ATB Design
- BigLift Supports Ridley Island Energy Export Facility (REEF) project
- INTERCARGO Calls for Seafarer, Civilian Safety
- Fueltrax Names John Donovan New Chief Operating Officer
- Northern Lights CCS Fleet Set for Next Stage with Latest LCO2 Carrier Arrival
- Iran Rejects Omani Plan for Strait of Hormuz Management
- Bureau Veritas Gives Blessing to Seatrium’s 30MW Floating Data Center
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How MIT Visualizes Supply Chain Risk
Another look at visualizing supply chain risk, from MIT. When these guys get on top of something it must be a burning issue. Watch the video inside the article.
How MIT Visualizes Supply Chain Risk – Supply Chain 24/7.
I talked about David Simchi-Levi’s vision of supply chain risk before. This is another approach, based on visualization. It raises the question of how good the data back of it is, but that is always a problem.
Of course here they are promoting their software to visualize the supply chain.
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The Two-speed supply chain
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.
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