Red Stripe Beer: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
This StoryMap tells a sustainability story of Red Stripe beer.
Category: Commercial Awareness
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Tourism and Renal Dialysis: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
This StoryMap is by one of my students, Demica Frater Clemetson, from the Excelsior Community College in Kingston, Jamaica. It is his project submission for the Sustainable Supply Chain Management course. Here she tells a sustainability story on renal dialysis. The views expressed are those of the student and not of this author this blog. Related Posts:Johnson & Johnson : Sustainable Supply Chain Management… Continue reading "Tourism and Renal Dialysis: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap"
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Toyota: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymap
Ever since it founding, Toyota has sought to contribute to a more prosperous society...
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management Storymaps
Their assignment was to use a platform developed by Northwestern University Knight Lab, to storymap a story of sustainability. They had to use the Triple Bottom Line - balancing the social, environmental and economic aspects of sustainability - as their analytical framework; the lens and the narrative through which their stories would be told. The topics were wide ranging and included industry specific projects (corn, rum, marijuana) to company specific (Toyota, Johnson &Johnson) projects.
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The world’s top ten most export driven economies
What countries are the top export driven economies?
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The air transport sector globally is a significant employer
56.6 million jobs are supported globally by the air transport sector
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Special Economic Zones: a tool for economic development
There are over 3,000 special economic zones worldwide directly employing over 69 million people.
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85% of World Trade is in bulk goods
Containerized cargo represents a small but very important fraction of global trade.
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Jamaica’s Logistics Hub: reshaping ourselves to reshape global trade, Part I
Jamaica’s progress towards being a Global Logistics Hub might appear to be slow, especially when compared to what Panama appears to be doing but Jamaica’s progress is real and it is meaningful.
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Globalization has seen a greater convergence of goods and services trade
Did you know? Services accounts for 30% of the value created in manufacturing