The Supply Chain Project participated in a panel at SemiCab discussing the problem of fragmentation in supply chain technology.
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“I got to dig into that question on a recent panel at SemiCab with Vivek Sehgal and Jonathan Miller”
— Steve Robinson|The Supply Chain Project team
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The Supply Chain Project
Helping Nonprofits build their supply chain capabilities
- Industry
- Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
- Location
- San Jose, US
- Company size
- 19 employees
Our mission is to work with other Non-Profits focused on the "Human Needs Supply Chain" (i.e. helping to distribute food, medical equipment, medical supplies, clothing, shelter, and general wellness) to those in our society who are most in need. Our vision is to radically improve Non-profit mission delivery capabilities by working with NGOs worldwide to streamline supply chain operations in ways that allow them to divert a larger percentage of donated funds and volunteer time - back toward improved impacts on their core missions. We do this by matching industry-leading advisory expertise, training in Supply Chain best practices, and cutting-edge technologies that provide access to the latest tech for automation and optimization improvements. Our marketplace also helps nonprofits request and find service providers willing to provide logistical support for mission critical transportation
Founded 2018