Did you know that a dry spaghetti noodle never breaks into only two pieces when you bend it? Do you know why? A better question is what does this have to do with logistics and supply chains?
Check out the video and explanation below to find out.
CONCLUSION:
A break at any point within the supply chain disrupts the entire flow downstream, which causes multiple delays and disruptions. That is why communication is crucial. When a change happens, it needs to be communicated downstream so preparation and adjustments can be made.
Do you need help with communication and planning throughout your supply chain?
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