Welcome to the Chain Reaction Podcast with Tony Hines

Discover the strategies that elevate supply chains from mere operational backbones to competitive powerhouses with me, Tony Hines, on the Chain Reaction Podcast. Unpack over two decades of expertise in the ever-evolving supply chain industry, where I delve into topics that will not only inform but also transform your approach to supply chain management. Weekly episodes coupled with our Saturday News Roundup ensure you're well-equipped to interpret and act on global events that affect supply chains around the world.

This week, we're unpacking the signals and strategies that could make a tangible difference to your organization. With our extensive library of over 250 episodes at your fingertips, there's always more to uncover. Subscribers have an added advantage, with the latest insights landing directly in their inboxes. Tune in for a journey that promises to refine your supply chain strategies and join the ranks of listeners who come back for a second listen, discovering even more valuable insights the second time around.

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:05

Hello Tony Hines here. You're listening to the Chain Reaction Podcast all about supply chain advantage. Well, some great things come along your way in just a few moments, so stick around, stay tuned, get informed and get those supply chain insights. Hello, tony Hines here, and I'm here to tell you about the Chain Reaction Podcast all about supply chain advantage. Well, we have episodes every week on different topics related to supply chains. We also have the News Roundup, which is published every week on a Saturday at noon, and those particular episodes capture all the news from across the world that impact global supply chains in that week, and we hope, by listening to those, that you'll be able to take account of any signals for your organization that might arise from events of the week.

Speaker 1: 0:57

I've been writing about supply chains and researching supply chains and advising companies about supply chains for over 25 years, and you can read about some of the concepts, contexts and processes for supply chains in my Supply Chain Strategies book, which is published by Routledge, and so that's it really. So come along, join us and listen to the Chain Reaction podcast. We have a website where you can pick up all the episodes that you've missed. There's a long, strong back catalogue over 250 episodes and you can just pick those up when you want to and have a listen. And some people tell me they like to listen more than once to the same episode because they find different things in the episode that they missed first time round or didn't realize the significance of, so they come back and listen again.

Speaker 1: 1:48

Also, you want to subscribe to the chain reaction podcast so that you can have that information drop right into your mailbox when a new episode arrives and you can grab it quick. So that's it. Thanks for listening. Look forward to seeing you on the Chain Reaction podcast and I'll be back next week with another episode. I'm Tony Hines, I'm signing off and I'll see you in the episodes. Bye for now, thank you.