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Throughout his career, Yossi Sheffi has been interested in many important topics of logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM). Yossi Sheffi is best known for having disseminated and popularized the concept and practices of resilience among managers, students and academia. But, how has Yossi Sheffi's research evolved over the course of his career? In his methodology?

Yossi Sheffi’s The Power of Resilience: How the Best Companies Manage the Unexpected, which stands head and shoulders above this year’s crop of the best business books on strategy, does an excellent job of covering\ the most important of those risks as well as best practices in everything from preparation to monitoring to drawing up crisis playbooks. And it does so while focusing on a relatively obscure corporate competence: supply chains.

New Book from MIT's Yossi Sheffi Triggers Thoughts on Supply Chain Risk Management, and Defining the Four Supply Chain Competencies

New Book from MIT's Yossi Sheffi Triggers Thoughts on Supply Chain Risk Management, and Defining the Four Supply Chain Competencies