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In the latest episode of Supply Chain Deepdive, "Adapting to Change: Consumer Delivery Preferences Post-Pandemic," hosts Michael Jung and Jess Williams explore the shifting terrain of US e-commerce delivery based on a McKinsey article. As e-commerce growth moderates, consumer priorities are evolving from speed to cost-effectiveness and reliability. This episode discusses how consumers now favor longer wait times if it ensures lower costs and reliable delivery windows. Additionally, there’s a rising preference for flexible and sustainable shipping options. Michael and Jess analyze how these changes necessitate a strategic pivot for shippers and logistics providers, emphasizing choice, reliability, and sustainability in their services to align with the new consumer expectations.

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Dive into the intriguing world of Chinese debt-trap diplomacy in this episode of Supply Chain Deepdive, titled "Decoding Chinese Debt-Trap Diplomacy: Reality or Strategic Narrative?" Hosts Michael Jung and Jess Williams explore if China’s lending practices under the Belt and Road Initiative are strategic or misconstrued. Analyzing case studies from Sri Lanka to Laos, they discuss the findings that challenge the notion of a deliberate debt-trap, suggesting that financial woes might stem more from domestic issues than foreign strategy.

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Dive into the critical world of supplier risk management in this enlightening episode of Supply Chain Deepdive, titled "Strengthening the Links: Innovating Supplier Risk Management." Hosts Michael Jung and Jess Williams dissect the latest insights from Prewave and ProcureTech. This discussion explores the vulnerabilities plaguing modern supply chains and underscores the essential role of effective risk management in ensuring stable value delivery. The episode delves into advanced risk management strategies employed by global leaders, examining their strengths and pinpointing areas for improvement across various risk domains such as geopolitical instability, natural disasters, and cyber threats. The hosts discuss real-world impacts of supply chain disruptions, including financial and reputational consequences, and explore how proactive, technology-enabled approaches can enhance resilience. This comprehensive analysis offers listeners actionable insights into fortifying their supply chains against an array of potential risks.

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