Design Thinking

A black and white ink-style illustration of a Vitruvian-inspired male figure composed of mosaic tiles. The torso is filled with multiple small warehouse icons, symbolizing storage and inventory. The legs feature truck icons representing logistics, while the arms are overlaid with conveyor belts, evoking manufacturing processes. The figure stands against a dark, textured background that emphasizes contrast and adds a dramatic tone, suggesting tension between rigid control and adaptive flow in modern supply chains.

Your Supply Chain is Not Lean. It is Malnourished

Why Cutting Inventory Is Not a Diet — It’s Self-Harm. Discover the power of metabolic design for resilience and adaptability Many companies believe...
Flavio Aliberti
May 19, 2025 5 min read
highly minimalistic watercolor illustration in soft blue and gray tones depicting a cascading supply chain network

How Zipf’s Law Can Optimize Your Supply Chain in 4 Simple Steps

Discover how Zipf’s Law can help supply chain executives prioritize attention, optimize resources, and boost efficiency with data-driven insights In supply chain management, attention is...
Flavio Aliberti
Mar 20, 2025 2 min read
Anachronistic double exposure, surreal portrait and desert landscape mix, rusted-old gear and modern-shiny cogwheel

Shaping Progress in an Era of Disruption

Explore the transformative laws of innovation, from evolution’s disruption to the power of research, and learn how to navigate the future...
Flavio Aliberti
Nov 1, 2023 7 min read 228

Can AI Help Leaders Level Up Their EQ?

In a rapidly evolving world, the role of AI in education is becoming increasingly significant. AI can revolutionize the educational landscape...
Tullio Siragusa
Sep 5, 2023 3 min read 170