Moving the World: How The Supply Chain's Evolution Affects Us All
The supply chain is everywhere, yet often invisible. Every package that arrives at your door, every product on a store shelf, every resource fueling our communities has traveled through this vast global network.
Moving the World, by Craig Fuller, highlights how innovations like steam engines, containerization, and just-in-time manufacturing have created a world of unprecedented convenience, while also exposing the inherent fragility of these systems to disruptions like pandemics and geopolicital tensions.
Ultimately, Fuller argues that transparency, real-time data, and a focus on building resilient, regional networks are essential for navigating the future of a world increasingly reliant on a stable flow of goods.
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Pages: 272
Size: 6" x 9"
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The supply chain is everywhere, yet often invisible. Every package that arrives at your door, every product on a store shelf, every resource fueling our communities has traveled through this vast global network.
Moving the World, by Craig Fuller, highlights how innovations like steam engines, containerization, and just-in-time manufacturing have created a world of unprecedented convenience, while also exposing the inherent fragility of these systems to disruptions like pandemics and geopolicital tensions.
Ultimately, Fuller argues that transparency, real-time data, and a focus on building resilient, regional networks are essential for navigating the future of a world increasingly reliant on a stable flow of goods.
Softcover
Pages: 272
Size: 6" x 9"
Click here if you're interested in purchasing the Kindle edition of this book >>
