Sentence examples for chain lessons from inspiring English sources

Based on case studies of Japanese manufacturing firms, this article presents a discussion of the supply chain restoration process after severe natural disasters and humanitarian disruptions, and reflects on supply chain lessons in terms of disaster planning and recovery responses.

For those of us focused on forced labour in supply chains, the lessons from last year's tragedy have been timely and crucial.

But Vons and other grocery chains have learned lessons that video specialty stores learned some time ago: Renting means inventory problems.

The fast-casual chain can learn valuable lessons from Jack in the Box and its E. coli outbreak of 1993.

He said the Commission would "propose to strengthen the controls along the food chain in line with lessons learned".

Relevant lessons from supply chain management and critical chain project management are combined and applied to create an enhanced critical supply chain management model for major equipment procurement to achieve better management of time uncertainty.

McNeil, a former oboist who went on to found a chain of music stores, brings lessons from the business world to the racetrack.

The lesson of that chain of performance is continuity.

The incident – and it lessons about supply-chain vulnerabilities – has boosted efforts to improve worker and building safety.

Here the implied chain of transformation offers a lesson of its own: just as Jenny Erpenbeck must have been profoundly changed by her encounters with the thirteen African refugees she interviewed in order to write this book, so her fictional protagonist is likewise changed, and so, too, must her readers be changed — we are all part of Richard's "project".

Their solution: [A] new approach--Talent Pipeline Management--argues that employers can close the skills gap by applying lessons learned from supply chain management [to talent management].