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In this episode, Shelley Huff shares her frontline perspective on the transformation unfolding in the United States’ supply chains, particularly the shift from global, just-in-time, and fragile back towards local, safety stock, and antifragile (per Nassim Taleb's concept). Since we recorded this episode, Shelley moved from her role leading Serta Simmons as Chief Operating Officer to leading the organization as Chief Executive Officer. Before her current role as the CEO of Serta Simmons, Shelley played a central, action packed role building and leading key business initiatives for Walmart. In addition to her frontline insights on what is happening with global supply chains, Shelley helps us learn about where mattresses come from, how supply chains function at massive global organizations, the right way to use just-in-time manufacturing, and the rapid changes unfolding in the direct to consumer landscape.
Sourcing Matrix
Walmart and Supply Chain Transparency
Walmart Apply To Be A Supplier
Walmart’s Annual Event For American Made Products
Just In Time And Lean Manufacturing
Mattress Industry Shortages
Texas Ice Storm And Plastics
Safety Stock
Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder (Book)
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
Direct To Consumer
Follow Shelley on LinkedIn, here.
The world is changing rapidly and dramatically. We are ALL witnessing a collision of economic, political, technological, social, cultural, spiritual, and other powerful forces that we have not seen in modern human history (or possibly ever). The Next Frontier Podcast is THE forum to help you explore, converse, and learn about how our current frontier is evolving and how the next frontier is taking shape. From pro-freedom innovation resources and technology to rethinking Where Stuff Comes From, we are driven to give you the ideas, tools, and information that are fundamental to maximizing YOUR freedom and flourish as YOU lead the way into the Next Frontier. If you’d like to stay up-to-date with and support our tactical and strategic insights, please subscribe here.
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In this episode, Shelley Huff shares her frontline perspective on the transformation unfolding in the United States’ supply chains, particularly the shift from global, just-in-time, and fragile back towards local, safety stock, and antifragile (per Nassim Taleb's concept). Since we recorded this episode, Shelley moved from her role leading Serta Simmons as Chief Operating Officer to leading the organization as Chief Executive Officer. Before her current role as the CEO of Serta Simmons, Shelley played a central, action packed role building and leading key business initiatives for Walmart. In addition to her frontline insights on what is happening with global supply chains, Shelley helps us learn about where mattresses come from, how supply chains function at massive global organizations, the right way to use just-in-time manufacturing, and the rapid changes unfolding in the direct to consumer landscape.
Sourcing Matrix
Walmart and Supply Chain Transparency
Walmart Apply To Be A Supplier
Walmart’s Annual Event For American Made Products
Just In Time And Lean Manufacturing
Mattress Industry Shortages
Texas Ice Storm And Plastics
Safety Stock
Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder (Book)
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
Direct To Consumer
Follow Shelley on LinkedIn, here.
The world is changing rapidly and dramatically. We are ALL witnessing a collision of economic, political, technological, social, cultural, spiritual, and other powerful forces that we have not seen in modern human history (or possibly ever). The Next Frontier Podcast is THE forum to help you explore, converse, and learn about how our current frontier is evolving and how the next frontier is taking shape. From pro-freedom innovation resources and technology to rethinking Where Stuff Comes From, we are driven to give you the ideas, tools, and information that are fundamental to maximizing YOUR freedom and flourish as YOU lead the way into the Next Frontier. If you’d like to stay up-to-date with and support our tactical and strategic insights, please subscribe here.