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What Seattle-area residents can expect during East Coast port strike | “I see this as potentially going to create a huge bottleneck where ships coming into the East Coast are going to have to reorient how they get products to customers,” said Peter Haug, professor and director of the manufacturing and supply chain management program at Western Washington… |
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Coronavirus disrupted supply chains. Will it happen again if another wave arrives? | From toilet paper to milk, supply chain disruptions and shortages at the start of the coronavirus pandemic were noticed by consumers across the U.S. It became a useful learning experience that will be helpful if there’s a next wave later this year. That’s the expectation of two panelists… |
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Faculty Awards & Recognition Ceremony set for April 25 | |||
WWU’s Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management Program Ranked 6th in the World | |||
Panel to discuss using lean methods to promote sustainability and environmental management | |||
Western Washington University Students See Theory Applied to Manufacturing at Crane | For the last ten years, students from Western Washington University (WWU) have been invited to come with their professor, Peter Haug, to tour Crane’s Lynnwood site. |
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WWU professor explores secluded world of North Korea | Peter Haug has certainly traveled to more dangerous places, such as Iraq and Afghanistan, but perhaps none as ominously quirky as North Korea, where he spent eight days as a tourist in early September. |
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WWU’s Peter Haug to talk on recent trip to Afghanistan Nov. 9 | |||
WWU professor with wanderlust skirts danger in Afghanistan, Iraq | Peter Haug has quite the story to tell when people ask him what he did on his summer vacation. He visited three places low on most people’s list of must-see destinations: Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan. “People thought I was insane,” said the lanky and genial professor at Western Washington… |