Innovation and the City of Tomorrow From a Supply Chain Perspective
Description
The topic of our project "Innovation and the City of Tomorrow Through a Supply Chain Perspective" derives from the fields of Innovation, Supply Chain Management, and Public Policy. Many people ask themselves about the future, how will it look? To answer this question, we conducted research about how the city of Tempe, in Arizona, can utilize emerging technology to address its societal needs by the year 2035. With an expected 35 percent increase in population, the city will need to find ways to house, transport, and provide access to the basic needs of their constituents. To tackle these problems, we considered innovative technologies and trends and analyzed their outcomes through the magnifying glass of supply chain, offering insight into how these technologies are disrupting their respective industries and most importantly, who benefits and who loses. Because the topic is so broad, we have decided to focus on addressing societal needs that are essential for Tempe to satisfy the needs of their constituents as they attempt to become one of the most thriving cities in America. Those critical needs are: residential development, electricity needs, and transportation.
Date Created
The date the item was original created (prior to any relationship with the ASU Digital Repositories.)
2017-12
Agent
- Co-author: Sosa, Gilberto
- Co-author: Sosa Mendoza, Homero
- Thesis director: Trujillo, Rhett
- Committee member: Kellso, James
- Contributor (ctb): Department of Management and Entrepreneurship
- Contributor (ctb): Department of Supply Chain Management
- Contributor (ctb): Barrett, The Honors College