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Brazos Valley Food Bank: Is Equitable Distribution Truly Possible? - Teaching Note

Manoj Vanajakumari ; Jon Stauffer ; Subodha Kumar

Reference: IVEY-W24198-E
Year: 2018-2020
Number of pages: 13
Geographic Setting: United States
Publication Date: Mar 25, 2022
Fecha de edición: Mar 25, 2022
Source: Ivey Business School (Canada)
Type of Document: Teaching Note
Industry Setting: Other Services;

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Description

Teaching note for product W24197.

Learning Objective

The case can be used in analytics, supply chain management, and non-profit management courses and modules at the undergraduate and graduate levels. This case study looks into equitable distribution, a complex and necessary part of many non-profit and humanitarian supply chains. After working through the case and assignment questions, students will be able to: ·discuss the meaning of equitable distribution in a non-profit setting; ·develop strategies that enable non-profit organizations (food banks) to measure equitable distribution; ·understand the data collecting and processing requirements that allow non-profit organizations to manage operations and systems efficiently; ·develop appropriate key performance indicators for managing a non-profit supply chain; and ·understand the use of descriptive and prescriptive analytics on non-profit data.

Keywords

equity food bank not-for-profit