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Common Chaos (Finding Opportunity in Supply Chain Disruption)
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Product Details
Author:
Kerim Kfuri
Format:
Hardcover
Pages:
256
Publisher:
BenBella Books (May 18, 2027)
Imprint:
Matt Holt Books
Release Date:
May 18, 2027
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9798902681564
Weight:
15.73oz
Dimensions:
6" x 9"
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Eloquence-SimonSchuster_10262026_P10794033_onix30-20261025.xml
Folder:
Eloquence
List Price:
$30.00
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55
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12
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$28.50
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P-SS
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Overview
Turn chaos into momentum with a practical guide to building a business that can absorb shocks, adapt quickly, and uncover opportunity when everyone else is panicking.
Supply chains are invisible until they fail. But tariffs, pandemics, natural disasters, labor shortages, rising costs, cyberattacks, and shifting customer behavior are not rare exceptions—they are a permanent feature of modern business. In Common Chaos, supply chain expert Kerim Kfuri shows leaders how to stop treating disruption as a threat to survival and start using it as a force for innovation, resilience, and growth.
Drawing on decades in global supply chain management, Kfuri offers an on-the-ground playbook for anticipating break points, strengthening operations, communicating through crisis, and knowing when to stay the course—or when to pivot. Through historical examples, modern case studies, and practical frameworks, readers will learn how to:
From the Phoenicians and ancient Rome to Toyota, Lego, Tesla, KFC, Walmart, and modern tariff strategy, Common Chaos reveals why the companies that thrive are not the ones that avoid uncertainty. They are the ones prepared to bend without breaking, act before panic sets in, and find control in the chaos.
Supply chains are invisible until they fail. But tariffs, pandemics, natural disasters, labor shortages, rising costs, cyberattacks, and shifting customer behavior are not rare exceptions—they are a permanent feature of modern business. In Common Chaos, supply chain expert Kerim Kfuri shows leaders how to stop treating disruption as a threat to survival and start using it as a force for innovation, resilience, and growth.
Drawing on decades in global supply chain management, Kfuri offers an on-the-ground playbook for anticipating break points, strengthening operations, communicating through crisis, and knowing when to stay the course—or when to pivot. Through historical examples, modern case studies, and practical frameworks, readers will learn how to:
- Identify early warning signs before small disruptions cascade into full-blown crises
- Build risk control matrices for controllable disruptions and scenario plans for the uncontrollable
- Use the MORTC Framework to evaluate materials, output, resources, technology, and costs before making major operational changes
- Navigate tariffs through absorption, deferral, renegotiated terms, innovation, and relocation
- Strengthen communication with suppliers, partners, distributors, customers, and internal teams
From the Phoenicians and ancient Rome to Toyota, Lego, Tesla, KFC, Walmart, and modern tariff strategy, Common Chaos reveals why the companies that thrive are not the ones that avoid uncertainty. They are the ones prepared to bend without breaking, act before panic sets in, and find control in the chaos.









