Supply chain management in the Internet age
By: Hau Lee ; Stanford Video ; Stanford Alumni Association ; producer, Laura Murray ; director, Mauricio Ouijano
Contributors: Murray, Laura; Ouijano, Mauricio; Gurley, Gordon; Franklin, Marc; Stanford Video Media Group; Stanford Alumni Association; Kantola Productions
Series: Stanford executive briefings; Stanford executive briefings (Unnumbered); EDT 655 (NU course)
Publisher: Kantola Productions
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Mill Valley, CA
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Business logistics; Electronic commerce; Production management
Description: Great innovations take place in 3 stages: substitution effect, scale effect, and the structural effect. Companies can't be satisfied with these effects when enjoying the benefits of the Internet on supply chain management. Companies need to identify the opportunity for structural changes to their supply chain, and enable these changes to take place. The result will be new collaborative ventures, even entirely new product lines. Lee shows how select companies have leaped ahead by encouraging the structural changes precipitated by the growth of the Internet.
Notes: "Taped live May 23, 2001 at Stanford University."

Editors, Gordon Gurley, Marc Franklin.

DVD.