Risk

Supply Chain Benchmarking Top 10 Performers 2023:Pt. 4 – #2 & #1

This blog highlights the top two performers in supply chain benchmarking for 2023: Cisco Systems and Schneider Electric. Cisco excels in synchronization, technology adoption, and sustainability, while Schneider Electric prioritizes localization, sustainability, and adaptability. Both offer valuable supply chain lessons, with Cisco emphasizing tech and ethics, and Schneider Electric focusing on localization and resilience. Kaleidoscope provides consultation services for businesses looking to apply these best practices.

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Supply Chain Benchmarking Top 10 Performers 2023:Pt. 3 – #4 & #3

Benchmarking is the process of finding the companies that have really made a mark in their industries, analyzing what they’ve done over the years, and then figuring out how to apply it in one’s own business. Business is about innovation, not just in the realm of product development but also in how companies manufacture, store,

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Shock Planning

Shock Planning: Taking the Long View

JAMES AMOAH, CEO
This blog features an insightful interview between David Bach and Peter Schwartz, the father of modern scenario planning. Schwartz emphasises the importance of intellectual diversity in scenario planning and recalls failures caused by a lack of diverse perspectives. The blog discusses the power of stories in scenario planning and their ability to captivate and provide valuable insights. Schwartz’s optimism and practical insights on managing uncertainty and crises are seen as reasons to watch the interview.

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Apocalypse But Not Now: ChatGPT & the Supply Chain

JAMES AMOAH, CEO
This blog discusses the prevailing apocalyptic predictions about sentient AI triggered by the launch of ChatGPT and draws parallels with the author’s fictional narrative about AI in business. The paper emphasises that while AI is transformative, the predictions are often exaggerated and highlights the limitations of programmes like ChatGPT. The author argues that human trust, commitment, intuition and personal judgement are still irreplaceable in decision-making and worries about the impact of technology on human cognitive abilities and critical thinking.

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