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A map showing supply chain route between Xi'an, China to Turkmenistan.

September 15, 2015 By mhugos

Taming the Bullwhip on the Silk Road

CASE STUDY FOCUS: Timeless Supply Chain Challenges (managing the Bullwhip Effect). How was it possible in the year 210 AD to maintain a continuous flow of merchandise on the Silk Road and to match supply with demand as conditions changed from one year to the next? How could people without

Filed Under: Education and Training, Historical Supply Chains Tagged With: Barmakids, bullwhip effect, Silk Road, supply chain, supply chain simulation

Satellite picture of the Japanese campaign in Burma.

June 13, 2015 By mhugos

Burma Campaign – 1944 Invasion of India

CASE STUDY CONCEPT: Campaign Strategies Cannot Succeed without Suitable Supply Chains - bold strategies depend on pragmatic logistics. You are the officer in charge of logistics for the Japanese Army's invasion of India in the spring of 1944. You have just been promoted into this position, and

Filed Under: Case Studies, Historical Supply Chains, Military Logistics

April 28, 2015 By mhugos

SCM Globe Wins Entrepreneurship Contest at MODSIM World

MODSIM World is dedicated to promoting cooperation among academia, industry, and government in applying modeling and simulation technologies to help organizations anticipate and prepare for the future. Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe gave the opening keynote for the conference held in Virginia

Filed Under: SCM Globe News Tagged With: award, entrepreneurship, MODSIM World

A satellite picture of the Luanda port in Angola showing high lighted routes between locations.

April 21, 2015 By mhugos

S&J Trading Company – Angola

CASE STUDY CONCEPT: Managing Transportation and Operating Costs in a Growing Business. Congratulations, you've just joined the S&J Trading Company. They have big plans for business expansion in Africa, and you'll be the one to carry out those plans. This video gives you a quick introduction

Filed Under: Academic, Business Services, Case Studies

A computer generated image containing a stack of books hovering above a chess board. Two arrows pointing between them with the words reflection typed upon them.

March 9, 2015 By mhugos

Four Reasons to Use Simulations for Supply Chain Learning

There's an old saying that goes like this, "Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I'll remember; involve me and I'll learn." Logistics has always been the foundation upon which successful companies support themselves. Now in our interconnected and globalized world, skills in logistics and supply

Filed Under: Education and Training, Serious Games Tagged With: Deliberate Practice, Explicit Knowledge, Praxis, supply chain simulation, Tacit Knowledge

Satellite picture of olive oil route from Rome to North Africa.

January 27, 2015 By mhugos

Supply Chains of Rome – Olive Oil

CASE STUDY CONCEPT: Supply Chain Managers Need Good Mental Models for Effective Decision Making.   Imagine it is the year 300 AD and you have just been promoted to run the family business. Your family is one of the wealthiest families in Roman Africa – the Septimii. The family comes from the city

Filed Under: Academic, Business Services, Case Studies, Uncategorized

A picture of people line dancing on stage wearing cowboy hats.

December 30, 2014 By mhugos

What You Learn from Case Studies and Simulations

DANCING WITH THE STARS - the Spicy Cube "Electric Slide" Version by Frank Scheer, Ph.D., University of Maryland Global Campus Coordinating a supply chain to achieve efficiency balanced with cost is very much like learning a line dance. Missteps stand out prominently, as does not keeping up with

Filed Under: Academic, Case Studies, Education and Training, Serious Games

A satellite picture of the area in between Kandahar and Garmsir. Garmsir is circled in yellow and Kandahar is circled in blue.

December 28, 2014 By mhugos

Alexander the Great – Campaign in Afghanistan

CASE STUDY CONCEPT: Military Logistics 101 -- "An Army Marches on Its Stomach." In this case study we look at how Alexander supplied his campaign in Afghanistan. The case study is based on research done by professor Donald Engles and presented in his book Alexander the Great and the Logistics of

Filed Under: Case Studies, Education and Training, Historical Supply Chains, Military Logistics

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