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What’s the Hold-up With COVID Vaccinations? Don’t Hold Your Breath…a 2021 Prediction | SCM | Supply Chain Resource Cooperative (SCRC) | North Carolina State UniversitySupply Chain Resource Cooperative
Welcome to 2021! At the beginning of each year, I typically put together some predictions about what to expect in the supply chain world in the next year. Umm…. I didn’t do so well in 2020…. About the only predictions I think I did okay on were the continued movement towards localized supply chains, and
More Testing is Still Critical as COVID Vaccines Roll Out | SCM | Supply Chain Resource Cooperative (SCRC) | North Carolina State UniversitySupply Chain Resource Cooperative
Our research team in the Poole College has continued to work on the problem of how best to distribute COVID tests during a nationwide and global shortage of tests, as pandemic cases continue to grow. Based on our interviews with subject matter experts and review of the current literature on the status of Covid-19 testing,
“One Word – Are you Listening? – Plastics”: A Critical Bottleneck to COVID Testing | SCM | Supply Chain Resource Cooperative (SCRC)
“I want to say one word to you. Just one word. Are you listening? …Plastics.” — from 1967’s ‘The Graduate’ (Lawrence Truman Productions, Embassy Pictures) This famous line from “The Graduate” describes one of the major bottlenecks that exists in the PCR testing supply chain, as we learned in our research interviews this week. I
Diversifying the Supply Base to Prepare for Disruption in COVID: Now is the Time! | SCM | Supply Chain Resource Cooperative (SCRC)
Diversifying your supply base prior to a major crisis like COVID is more important than ever as we go into the winter season. The likelihood of another surge is now becoming apparent, as the cases in Europe and the US spike to new highs. Supply chain executives need to begin to plan ahead, and specifically,
During the Covid Crisis, don’t forget the Opioid Crisis | SCM
This week in a remotely conducted hearing in federal court in New Jersey, Purdue Pharma’s chairman, Steve Miller, acknowledged that in order to meet sales goals, the company told the Drug Enforcement Administration that it had created a program to prevent OxyContin from being sold on the black market, even though it was marketing the