The UK wants a cleaner steel industry – but its plan rests on a supply chain that doesn’t exist yet
Steel is still one of the most widely used materials – but producing it is one of the largest industrial sources of carbon emissions worldwide.
Steel is still one of the most widely used materials – but producing it is one of the largest industrial sources of carbon emissions worldwide.
By SALIENT co-investigator Michael A. Lewis, Professor of Operations and Supply Management, University of Bristol I have finally read Priya Satia’s prize-winning history, Empire of Guns, which firmly connects Britain’s industrial revolution to the state’s demand for weapons. Showing how the military as much as markets drove industrial experimentation. It also includes a fascinating nineteenth-century manufacturing story with…
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), in collaboration with NHS England, has published a new policy paper outlining its strategic approach to managing medicines shortages and enhancing the resilience of the UK’s supply chains.
In this blog, Professor Mike Lewis explores researching resilient and secure supply chains and the 4 foundations of work package 4.