Hi! Can you guys help me with this? Thank you! Please write-up summarizing the core message of the movie/documentary and the connection to the course material The documentary is Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food directed by Stephanie Soechtig from Netflix. * Here are the course material: Global Logistics Global Transportation; Global Inventory Management Global Operation Global Market Channels Purchasing Stategies: Outsourcing; Offshoring; Nearshoring; Multi-sourcing & Co-sourcing Make or Buy decisions Global Supply Chain Infrastructure: Transportation Infrastructure; Communication Infrastructure; Utilities Infrastructure; Technology Infrastructure Supply Chain Risks: • Supply Risks – disruption of supply, inventory and schedules. • Operational Risks – breakdown of operations, changes in technologies. • Demand Risks – variations in demand.• Security Risks – theft, sabotage, terrorism, counterfeiting.• Macro Risks – economic shifts, recession, wage hikes, varying exchangerates.• Policy Risks – actions and sanctions of governments, shifts in legislations.• Competitive Risks – uncertainty about competitors’ moves and actions.• Resource Risks – uncertainty about resource availability. Supply Chain Risk Drivers • Competitive Environment: Intense competition, volatile demand and demand for customization lead to difficulties in matching demand and supply.• Increased Complexity: Global sourcing, managing large number of suppliers, enhanced coordinationand longer lead times.• Outsourcing and partnership: Increased interdependencies, bullwhip effect chances, information leakages.• Limited Buffers: Companies going lean, reduced inventory, just-in-time makes supply chains brittle. Risk Management Just saying that you don't have to go over all of these course materials that have been listed here, but go with some that fit best with the documentary

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ISBN:9780357033753

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Please write-up summarizing the core message of the movie/documentary and the connection to the course material

The documentary is Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food directed by Stephanie Soechtig from Netflix.

* Here are the course material:

Global Logistics

Global Transportation;

Global Inventory Management

Global Operation

Global Market Channels

Purchasing Stategies: Outsourcing; Offshoring; Nearshoring; Multi-sourcing & Co-sourcing

Make or Buy decisions

Global Supply Chain Infrastructure: Transportation Infrastructure; Communication Infrastructure; Utilities Infrastructure; Technology Infrastructure

Supply Chain Risks:

• Supply Risks – disruption of supply, inventory and schedules.

• Operational Risks – breakdown of operations, changes in technologies.

• Demand Risks – variations in demand.
• Security Risks – theft, sabotage, terrorism, counterfeiting.
• Macro Risks – economic shifts, recession, wage hikes, varying exchange
rates.
• Policy Risks – actions and sanctions of governments, shifts in legislations.
• Competitive Risks – uncertainty about competitors’ moves and actions.
• Resource Risks – uncertainty about resource availability.

Supply Chain Risk Drivers

• Competitive Environment: Intense competition, volatile demand and demand for customization lead to difficulties in matching demand and supply.
• Increased Complexity: Global sourcing, managing large number of suppliers, enhanced coordination
and longer lead times.
• Outsourcing and partnership: Increased interdependencies, bullwhip effect chances, information leakages.
• Limited Buffers: Companies going lean, reduced inventory, just-in-time makes supply chains brittle.

Risk Management

***Just saying that you don't have to go over all of these course materials that have been listed here, but go with some that fit best with the documentary***

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