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Agility is often mentioned but seldom defined or clearly illustrated. This case discusses UNICEF’s response to the sudden disruption of its aid supply chain to Yemen after the bombing started in 2015. It illustrates how a forwarding hub was quickly established in Djibouti and dhow vessels were used to reach small Yemeni ports from there.
Reference 6315
Published 15 Dec 2017
Length 11 page(s)
Topic Operations
Region Middle-East
Industry Facilities Services, Hospital & Health Care, Logistics and Supply Chain
Agility is often mentioned but seldom defined or clearly illustrated. This case discusses UNICEF’s response to the sudden disruption of its aid supply chain to Yemen after the bombing started in 2015. It illustrates how a forwarding hub was quickly established in Djibouti and dhow vessels were used to reach small Yemeni ports from there.
Agility is often mentioned but seldom defined or clearly illustrated. This case discusses UNICEF’s response to the sudden disruption of its aid supply chain to Yemen after the bombing started in 2015. It illustrates how a forwarding hub was quickly established in Djibouti and dhow vessels were used to reach small Yemeni ports from there.
Reference 6315
Published 15 Dec 2017
Length 10 page(s)
Topic Operations
Region Middle-East
Industry Facilities Services, Hospital & Health Care, Logistics and Supply Chain
Agility is often mentioned but seldom defined or clearly illustrated. This case discusses UNICEF’s response to the sudden disruption of its aid supply chain to Yemen after the bombing started in 2015. It illustrates how a forwarding hub was quickly established in Djibouti and dhow vessels were used to reach small Yemeni ports from there.
The Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Humanitarian City initiates a 'lean' healthcare project, starting with value stream and emotional mapping for a large segment of the patient population. The case explains the reason for using a number of key tools in getting the project started, and the role of process and culture change in building engagement in the effort.
Reference 6105
Published 19 Dec 2014
Length 10 page(s)
Topic Operations
Region Middle-East
Industry Hospital & Health Care
The Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Humanitarian City initiates a 'lean' healthcare project, starting with value stream and emotional mapping for a large segment of the patient population. The case explains the reason for using a number of key tools in getting the project started, and the role of process and culture change in building engagement in the effort.
St George Hospital in Beirut, Lebanon, is a non-profit organisation offering state-of-the-art medical care and continuous education, with a vision of delivering cost-effective healthcare that “exceeds the expectations of our clients, encourages innovation, and promotes an exceptional workplace”. The case documents a physical capacity expansion and quality and process improvements.
Reference 5632
Published 30 Nov 2009
Length 26 page(s)
Topic Operations
Region Middle-East
Industry Hospital & Health Care
St George Hospital in Beirut, Lebanon, is a non-profit organisation offering state-of-the-art medical care and continuous education, with a vision of delivering cost-effective healthcare that “exceeds the expectations of our clients, encourages innovation, and promotes an exceptional workplace”. The case documents a physical capacity expansion and quality and process improvements.
This case examines strategy deployment and continuous improvement of disaster response processes at Hotel Dieu de France (HDF), a university hospital in Beirut, Lebanon. The disaster response plans, conceived and developed during three conflicts from 2006 to 2008, are then tested and improved via a drill involving Hariri Airport.
Reference 5606
Published 29 May 2009
Length 20 page(s)
Topic Operations
Region Middle-East
Industry Hospital & Health Care
This case examines strategy deployment and continuous improvement of disaster response processes at Hotel Dieu de France (HDF), a university hospital in Beirut, Lebanon. The disaster response plans, conceived and developed during three conflicts from 2006 to 2008, are then tested and improved via a drill involving Hariri Airport.
