Good Morning and Welcome to this Wednesday's installment of the Art of War!
For now I think it will be prudent for me to post my own link to the source material (like I had been doing) and then offer some brief thoughts on it. I wish I could post the whole of the content and let the reader delve into it fully on their own here but it seems as if that is not the case. It appears as if my humble opinion is needed in an order of magnitude greater than I am qualified to give. I mean who could say it better than Sun Tzu?
But Here We Go.....
The Art of War
Chapter II: WAGING WAR
We are dealing with Logistics here plain and simple. One has cost, supply and resources that all need to be tended to with a deft hand. I feel that there is a lot in this chapter that can be applied to today. To right now. This Covid-19 epidemic and the subsequent quarantine have a lot of businesses, both large and small reeling.
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Shelves sit product less. There are warehouses full. There are too many workers, but not enough labor. No one could have foreseen what has happened. With careful planning and execution the burden to the people could have been lessened, could still be lessened. I won't get political. The short of it is we are in need of better planning and better logistics. If you or anyone you know could benefit from a beginners look into the ancient ways of logistics given by a master then I implore you to please look at Sun Tzu's Art of War, especially Chapter II.
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