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The First Mile Problem, part II: How a regional reverse supply chain would work
This blog is the second in a series on The First Mile Problem and how to solve it with a reverse supply chain. The first post explains why this model is a solution to today’s reusable goods challenge, and the… Read More ›
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The First Mile Problem, part I: Getting reusable goods back into the market and out of the landfill
This blog is the first in a series on the First Mile Problem and how to solve it with a reverse supply chain. Read about challenges to implementation and an assessment of how the program could be applied in Portland… Read More ›
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Collection systems for reusable goods, and resolving the First Mile Problem
The rise of Amazon and direct-to-consumer delivery gave rise to the supply chain concept of the Last Mile Problem, an operational attempt to constantly drive efficiencies up and costs down from the closest stocking location to a customer’s front door…. Read More ›
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From Portland to London: Landing an internship with the US Business Tax Group at Deloitte UK-London
I just finished a Master of Taxation with The School of Business. This winter, I had an amazing opportunity to complete an internship for the US Business Tax Group (USBT) at Deloitte UK-London. They’ve never had someone from Portland State… Read More ›
