More stuff converting into “green”, now HBR

Posted on July 23, 2008 by | 3 Comments

Green is the new black in SCM…and similar conversion has taken place in Harvard Business Review.

Apparently, “no facet of doing business remains untouched”.

Where? How?

This has not been translated in many (all) of the textbooks I teach in Logistics and Operations Management.

Árni

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3 Responses to More stuff converting into “green”, now HBR

  1. gyoengyi | August 13, 2008 at 11:14 | Reply

    Check out this comment from the green HBR issue: “you are only as green as your supply chain” :-)

    Gyöngyi

  2. gyoengyi | August 25, 2008 at 14:42 | Reply

    and more to come: Supply Chain Management Review has a series of webcasts on green logistics “for the real world”.

    Gyöngyi

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