Alan Braithwaite (co-author of Business Operations Models), John Manners-Bell (author of Supply Chain Ethics) and Nigel Slack (author of The Operations Advantage) discuss the competitive triple advantage of 'people, planet and profit', and how operations can facilitate the practice. They cover how operations can manage the three points of triple advantage internally and with a customer-facing interface.
Alan Braithwaite is Visiting Professor at Cranfield University and specializes in supply chain strategy and operational excellence in the retail, manufacturing and service sectors. He is Founder and Executive Chairman of LCP Consulting, which collaborates with over 400 companies internationally.
John Manners-Bell is Founder and CEO of Transport Intelligence Ltd which since 2002 has developed a market leading position in the provision of market research to a range of blue chip customers and governmental organisations.
Nigel Slack is Emeritus Professor of Operations Management and Strategy at Warwick Business School and the former head of its Operations Management Group. He acts as a consultant in many sectors, including Financial Services, Utilities, Retail, Professional Services, General Services, Aerospace, FMCG, and Engineering Manufacturing.
Business Operations Models offers a framework for achieving super performance and understanding when and how a company may be able to leverage its capabilities to outperform. The book is available now from
Supply Chain Ethics provides an outline of supply chain best practice employed by global manufacturers, retailers and logistics companies. The book is available now from [ Ссылка ]
The Operations Advantage identifies the most significant challenges to the practice of operations management and gives guidance on how businesses can respond. The book is available now from [ Ссылка ]
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