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The key business drivers for organizations are becoming harder to predict in the fast changing global economy. In particular, the issue of sustainability is rapidly evolving and would be critical in future business decisions. Given this prevailing uncertainty, it is difficult for businesses to plan a long-term supply chain strategy. This book tries to answer the following question "How will uncertainty arising from factors relating to sustainability affect supply chain strategy in the chemical industry?" To answer this question, it is important to envision the future in order to facilitate…mehr

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The key business drivers for organizations are becoming harder to predict in the fast changing global economy. In particular, the issue of sustainability is rapidly evolving and would be critical in future business decisions. Given this prevailing uncertainty, it is difficult for businesses to plan a long-term supply chain strategy. This book tries to answer the following question "How will uncertainty arising from factors relating to sustainability affect supply chain strategy in the chemical industry?" To answer this question, it is important to envision the future in order to facilitate long range strategic choices. Scenario planning provides an effective way of portraying a picture of the future. The main advantage of using this technique is that it frees decision makers from the biases of routine linear thinking. At the time of developing future scenarios for this book (in 2013) the year 2025 was chosen as a long term future milestone. However, many trends and driving forcesrelevant to this work are expected to last a couple of decades, thus the scenarios developed in this book might very well extend to a period beyond 2025 as well.
Autorenporträt
Vibhu lives in New York and works for a leading management consulting firm. His core areas of interest are energy, consumer products and retail. Sekhar is a senior program manager in the supply chain planning group at a leading e-commerce company based out of Seattle.