Naima Williams - Supply Chain Risks

Naima Williams 20 November 20227 December 2022 3 Comments customer experience, data analytics, esg, extreme heat, machine learning, renewables, supply chain

Improving the Customer Experience with ESG: Transition to Renewables, Extreme Heat and Supply Chain

Businesses are increasingly looking for ways to improve their customer experience through data analytics and machine learning.

Onshoring and Localising Supply Chains: Impact on Venture Capital Investment

Business Supply Chain Technology

Naima Williams 9 November 20227 December 2022 3 Comments covid-19, disruption, investment, localisation, onshoring, reliability, security, supply chain, venture capital

Onshoring and Localising Supply Chains: Impact on Venture Capital Investment

The pandemic has changed the way businesses view their supply chains, leading to a shift towards onshoring and localising. This has had an impact on venture capital investment into supply chain focused technology.

Examining the Complexities of the Qatar World Cup Debate

Human Rights International Affairs

Naima Williams 9 October 20227 December 2022 4 Comments construction, exploitation, human rights, migrant workers, qatar, reform, world cup

Examining the Complexities of the Qatar World Cup Debate

Despite the heated debate, it’s important to recognize the progress that has been made in Qatar and to avoid oversimplifying the migrant experience in the region.

Supply Chain Disruptions and the Administration’s Response

Business Government Supply Chain

Naima Williams 8 October 20227 December 2022 3 Comments administration, disruption, machine learning, shortages, supply chain

Supply Chain Disruptions and the Administration’s Response

The pandemic has caused widespread disruption to supply chains, leading to shortages of key materials and components, delays in production,

Animal Protein Firms Must Pivot to Secure Future in 2023, Says Rabobank

Agriculture Business Food

Naima Williams 29 September 20227 December 2022 4 Comments animal protein, consumer behaviour, data analytics, drought, machine learning, predictive technology, rabobank, supply chain

Animal Protein Firms Must Pivot to Secure Future in 2023, Says Rabobank

The animal protein industry is facing a critical inflection point in 2023, as they must respond to structural changes in the market while also dealing with rising input prices, supply chain disruption and geopolitical issues.