Whether your industry’s products are mature or changing rapidly, your distribution strategy must be open to evolution. Here’s a look at how logistics pros survive at both ends of the spectrum.
Michael Torch works in one of the last vestiges of physical distribution left at McGraw-Hill. As vice president of manufacturing and operations for McGraw Hill Education, Inc., he sees to it that students from K through 12 and beyond get their text books. Apparently e-books haven’t yet killed off the distribution of hide-bound reams of paper to schools and universities—yet. “E-books are growing in this industry and will cause business to decline on the print ...
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