Hosted by Deborah Dull · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Exploring the untapped opportunity of Circular Supply Chains. This podcast, based on the book by Deborah Dull, answers the 17 common questions supply chain professionals are asking. Discover how to give materials another life, leverage technology, and take the next step to build resilient, sustainable operations that save the planet. A must-listen for anyone moving beyond the linear economy.
Deborah Dull hosts Circular Supply Chain: 17 Common Questions, a business show with 18 episodes published.
This final episode cuts through the complexity with five essential questions every supply chain team needs to answer now. We map the journey from identifying your most-traveled product and your largest waste stream, to p
This episode breaks down the seven-phase transition framework used by professionals worldwide. We move from mapping your hidden "fugitive value" and intensifying asset use, to predicting waste streams and deliberately sl
This episode moves beyond theory to tackle five real-world crises with circular solutions. Discover how to handle budget cuts by turning waste into revenue, bypass port closures with regional sourcing, and hit aggressive
This episode cuts through the hype of the fourth and fifth industrial revolutions to spotlight five practical technologies that actually matter. We explore the "digital bill of materials" that gives every product a uniqu
This episode dives into the three critical touchpoints—physical, financial, and informational—that separate a simple network from a true circular ecosystem. Discover why money flows reveal more truths than your inventory
This episode argues that to build a truly circular supply chain, we need to rebuild the very systems they run on. Discover why "agile" and "cost" aren't enough, how a 20-year-old "turnkey" concept is making a comeback, a
This episode makes the case that it's not only possible but already happening inside forward-thinking companies. We break down the three-step playbook for achieving zero waste, from the radical efficiency of a pen with i
This episode dives into the surprising new revenue streams hidden in your supply chain's waste. Discover how "industrial symbiosis" is turning bean water into vegan mayo, why Ford is buying ketchup scraps from Heinz, and
How do we turn a dirty diaper into a business opportunity? This episode challenges the four fundamental assumptions that keep our global supply chains long, fragile, and wasteful. Discover why "centralized" doesn't alway
Is circularity just the next "Lean"? This episode uncovers the critical similarities and surprising differences. Discover why circularity shifts the core goal from inventory turns to asset utilization, how it turns waste
Moving to a circular model means shifting from a one-time sale to an ongoing relationship with products. This episode explores four key operational changes: the point of sale becomes just the beginning, repair overtakes
Sourcing circular materials isn't a distant dream—it's happening now. This episode uncovers six practical sources, from harvesting waste in your own operations and trading with neighboring supply chains, to tapping into
This episode breaks down the five lifecycle stages—from simple reuse to complex recycling—that determine how materials circulate through our supply chains. Discover why keeping materials in the smallest, most valuable lo
This episode dissects the five powerful advantages of circular supply chains, exploring how it's about more than just sustainability and has the potential to be a superior operational model.
This episode explores the four fundamental shifts from linear to circular supply chains: from inventory turns to asset utilization, virgin materials to reused inputs, waste streams to value streams, and siloed operations
The circular economy goes beyond recycling. This episode breaks it into six key parts—Materials, Business Models, Operations, Markets, Strategies, and Circular Supply Chains—and shows how they connect to create a value-d
Our first episode breaks down why the linear economy is a dead end and why a circular model is the necessary evolution for resilient, profitable, and sustainable supply chains.
Deborah welcomes you to the podcast adaptation of her book Circular Supply Chain: 17 Common Questions.
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