The current Shetty's Desk series: practical supply-chain concepts, AI workflows, approved visuals, and the operating questions behind them. Older case studies have been retired from this view.
Supply Chain 101 - Post 37 • 2026-W28
The best supply chains do not avoid every disruption. They respond faster because the rhythm is already clear.
Supply Chain 101 - Demand planning • 2026-W29
When demand moves, the first question should not be who was wrong. The useful question is what the miss changes.
AI for Supply Chain - Claude • 2026-W30
Power BI can show you the error, but Claude can help turn it into the questions the planner needs on the table.
AI for Supply Chain - ChatGPT • 2026-W30
Excel can calculate EOQ, but ChatGPT can help turn the calculation into a planner-reviewable decision board.
Supply Chain 101 - Production planning • 2026-W31
The closer a requirement gets to the factory, the more expensive a casual change becomes.
AI for Supply Chain - Claude • 2026-W31
A faster forecast cycle can create more planner activity without creating a better decision.
