The landscape of global logistics is shifting rapidly. For students and professionals navigating this complexity, the name Tresa Thompson has become synonymous with clarity and strategy. Her work, specifically within the realm of Supply Chain Management II, provides a roadmap for those looking to move beyond the basics and master the intricacies of modern commerce. Understanding the Core of Supply Chain Management II
“No,” Maya said, tapping Thompson’s cover. “It applies them. Resilience isn’t one backup. It’s a portfolio.”
Outside her window, the rain had stopped. The Kampar River was receding. And somewhere in Penang, a worker was drying the last of the microchips under a halogen lamp — each one a small, salvaged heartbeat.
As we look toward 2025 and beyond, the foundational principles laid out by educators like Tresa Thompson remain vital. While the tools may change—moving from spreadsheets to autonomous AI—the need for strategic thinking, ethical sourcing, and lean management stays constant.