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Each winning student earns $500 and your idea is published.
We'll focus on a single process in a circular supply chain: sourcing an input.
Then we imagine the ways it can go wrong.
Your challenge is to submit solutions to fix the issues, and prevent them from happening again.
How is it possible to manage the performance of partners that are unknown to us?
What business model is most appropriate to enhance trust among untrusted partners?
How is it possible to trust a material's origin?
What are the biggest threats to this circular supply chain process?
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Circular Supply Chain Challenge
13-30 Oct 2022
This challenge explored how to use persistent identity to created closed-loop industrial packaging. Hackathon winners are Team 10:
Team members: Akshay Sivach, Deepak Kumar, Deepak Joshi, Harsh Baiwal
Universities: Indian Institute of Management Udaipur
Countries: India
The Community Choice Award is based on votes from across the global supply chain community. The award winners are from Team 2:
Team members: Kevin Fischer, Sandeep Sabat, Shubham Kumar, Jalewa Suhail Khan
Universities: Indian Institute of Management Udaipur, University of Sheffield, University of Arkansas
Countries: India, UK, USA
This challenge explored how to use persistent identity to track materials that leave our value chains. The hackathon winners are Team 4:
Team members: Azar MahmoumGonbadi, Charles Montama, Farouk Beddiaf, Mukesh Yadav
Universities: University of Sheffield, Kedge Business School, L’Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Technologie, Indian Institute of Management Udaipur
Countries: UK, France, Algeria, India
The Community Choice Award is based on votes from across the global supply chain community. The award winners are from Team 2:
Team members: Kevin Fischer, Sandeep Sabat, Shubham Kumar, Jalewa Suhail Khan
Universities: Indian Institute of Management Udaipur, University of Sheffield, University of Arkansas
Countries: India, UK, USA
This year's University Challenge explores the role of persistent identification for circular supply chains.
In teams, we'll tackle a problem from a real supply chain.
Each winning student earns $500 cash.
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