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Service Sector (Tertiary)

Non-material activities: transport, haircuts, hotels, restaurants.

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Largest sector

63.6% of global GDP; US leads with 30% of output.

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Intangibility

Not physical.

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Inseparability

Produced & consumed together.

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Inventory

Cannot be stored.

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Inconsistency

Each service is unique.

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Involvement

Provider & consumer both participate.

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Environmental Impacts

Services (tourism, transport) can pollute heavily.

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Cruise ships

Massive sewage/greywater, burn waste releasing toxins, CO₂, heavy metals; one ship = 350,000 cars pollution.

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Energy usage of ships

Use energy like 80,000 households; dump 100M gallons petroleum/year.

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Knowledge Economy

Quaternary: knowledge-based (IT, R&D, finance, education, media); >40% US economy (1985); requires high skill.

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Quinary

Top-level decision-makers (CEOs, government); make global/country-level decisions; 'gold collar' professionals.

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What percentage of organizations had emergency response centers before the pandemic?

Only 16% of organizations.

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What capabilities are needed to manage disruptions in supply chains?

ADDAPT capabilities.

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What is the largest Canadian supermarket chain mentioned in the case study?

Loblaw.

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How many stores does Loblaw operate?

2,400 stores.

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What was Loblaw's revenue mentioned in the case study?

US$41 billion.

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What type of emergencies did Loblaw's pre-pandemic plans cover?

Local emergencies, not global disruptions.

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What were some challenges Loblaw faced during the pandemic?

Demand spikes, supply delays, and gaps in vendor coordination.

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What task force did Loblaw create in response to the pandemic?

Pandemic task force.

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What is the first capability of the ADDAPT framework?

Anticipate.

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What does the 'Detect' capability in the ADDAPT framework involve?

Spotting supply chain deviations early using trip wires and dashboards.

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What does the 'Diagnose' capability focus on?

Analyzing causes and impacts to plan effective interventions.

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What is the purpose of the 'Activate' capability in the ADDAPT framework?

Quickly deploy resources to restore supply flows.

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What does the 'Protect' capability aim to achieve?

Turn short-term fixes into long-term safeguards and test resilience.

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What does the 'Track' capability involve?

Continuous monitoring of supply chains and defining leading indicators of disruption.

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What strategic recommendation is made regarding supply chain management?

Make supply chain a strategic function led by senior executives.

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What type of technology should be used to detect threats early in supply chains?

Real-time technology and external data.

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What should companies prepare and test with suppliers according to strategic recommendations?

Emergency playbooks, alternative routes, and reserve capacity.

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What is a key takeaway regarding the ADDAPT framework?

It makes supply chains resilient to both known and unknown-but-knowable risks.

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What elements are required for effective supply chain management?

People, processes, systems, and coordination inside and outside the company.