True (Cost) Prices in the Supply Chain of Coffee
Determining the true (cost) price of coffee in a sustainable supply chain from a financial perspective (supply chain finance).
Determining the true (cost) price of coffee in a sustainable supply chain from a financial perspective (supply chain finance).
International trade with South Korea, the case of the export of cars of Hyundai to the Netherlands.
International trade with South Korea, a perspective from the Netherlands (2023) by Jan Jansen.
The article “Supply Chain Finance in SMEs: A comparative study in the automotive sector in Germany and The Netherlands” has been published in Logistiek+ (2018, NR 5). Read the article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321850259_Supply_Chain_Finance_in_SMEs_A_comparative_study_in_the_automotive_sector_in_Germany_and_The_Netherlands
INTRODUCTION TO BLOCKCHAIN workshop by Jan Jansen will take place at basecamp of ABS on the 20th of February, 16:00-17:00. This workshop will help you understand and learn why the Blockchain technology is a smarter way to track financial transactions & contracts – faster, safer & more efficient than any Read more
Website with didactical materials for “Principles of Supply Chain Finance” has just been launched.
Coming weeks the didactical content, like PPT-slides, case studies, exercises, curriculum, exams, etc. will be uploaded.
Website: principlesofsupplychainfinance.nl
Author: Jan Jansen, The Netherlands (more…)
Paperback and eBook “Learn Russian to work with Russians: The Easy Way To Speak Russian” by Elena Kaledinova
Jan Jansen wrote on amazon.nl the following review:
Very practical introduction into Russian language and Russian (Business) Culture.
After studying this booklet, you are able to survive in the Russian subways / metro, order a dinner, do not get lost in the city, greet people in a polite way. And understand that PECTOPAH means Restaurant!
Also the link to the website is very useful for exercising the beautiful Russian language! (more…)
Recommended book: “Doughnut economics Seven Ways to Think like a 21st-Century Economist” by Kate Raworth