Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
ASU expert explains why secondary markets are an important — and profitable — option for product-selling firms with excess inventory bit.ly/3OtBOp6 @CariscaProf #SupplyChain #Manufacturing
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
Congratulations to President @MichaelCrow who has led @ASU for the past 20 years!
Under his transformative leadership, the university has grown into an engine of innovation and opportunity as the New American University.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
"Conducting a #supplychain mapping exercise is always expensive and time consuming, but it's increasingly necessary to do as the number of supply chain disruptions increase." bit.ly/365Hf88 via @CariscaProf @DCVelocity #pandemic
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
The Lincoln Project’s legal response to the frivolous threat of a lawsuit from Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump’s lawyer.
This will not be the last they hear from us.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
Your periodic reminder that the Federal Reserve's computer keyboard is standing by, ready to power the next relief package. Newly-created digital dollars will spring forth to fund whatever Congress decides to spend. In a deeply depressed economy, we can safely do many trillions.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
BREAKING: 775 known positive cases of students at ASU.
328 are in isolation on the Tempe campus.
I reached out less than 7 hours ago to ASU for the latest numbers, you mean to tell me you didn’t know then?
Now we have breakdown by campuses.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
Expert analysis: The secondary market is the rising star of the 2020 recession bit.ly/2XEJNEa via @luvdaddy @ChainStoreAge #virus #supplychain
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
Warehouse capacity contracts as imports arrive amid low demand, closed storefronts bit.ly/2AqkD4p @Matt_Lnrd @luvdaddy @SupplyChainDive #supplychain
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
The science of predicting economic growth or recession is evolving with the Logistics Managers Index, which tracks movements in the logistics industry bit.ly/2Wuf1P4 via @luvdaddy @ScienceBlogTwit #supplychain #recession #economics
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
Two years ago before the draft, the Patriots agreed to trade Rob Gronkowski to the Lions, but Gronk informed them he’d opt for retirement over playing with a QB other than Tom Brady. Now after a year of retirement, Gronk hoping for a pre-draft trade to reunite with his former QB.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
I advocate that govt of all countries or cities where COVID-19 death rate per 100,000 people exceeding 10, should apologize to its people, since the ruling govt should take responsibility. Hope the intl community sets a time to apologize simultaneously. Pls retweet for support.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
The W. P. Carey School of Business ranked 35th in the nation, beating the University of Arizona at 46th. bit.ly/33y0zrn #rankings #businessschool #wpc
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
Today, @realdonaldtrump said: “I’ve always known this is a pandemic. I’ve felt that it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic ... I’ve always viewed it as serious.”
Really??? Let’s roll the tape.
Trump's Coronavirus Calendar
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
At the dangerous time of a pandemic, President Trump suspended WHO funds out of political purpose. This should be condemned. WHO is the only organization that coordinates anti-virus fight among countries. Washington is undermining humanity’s efforts to defeat COVID-19.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
COVID-19 is a major test for the whole world. For China, it was like a closed-book exam, but for Europe and the US, it is an open-book exam. The US government has handed in its ‘paper’ even later than European countries, but still blew the exam. Washington is rather stupid.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
What really messed up the world is failure of the US in containing the pandemic. It makes the US unable to aid Europe. Trump govt is desperately blaming China to shirk responsibility, which pushes big power relations to deep crisis. The world is teemed with sense of turbulence.
Dr. Dale S. Rogers retweeted
What if we were to learn that Trump suppressed scary information re COVID-19 (and the needed federal response) in January to postpone the economic turndown until it could no longer endanger his Senate acquittal? Retweet if you wouldn’t be surprised by his making that tradeoff.






















