Results for supply chain management translation from English to Tagalog

supply chain management
pamamahala ng supply chain

supply chain
panustos kadena

the supply chain must continue, and californians must have access to such necessities as food, prescriptions, and health care.
dapat ipagpatuloy ang chain ng suplay, at dapat magkaroon ng pag-access sa mga kinakailangang pangangailangan tulad ng pagkain, reseta, at pangangalaga sa kalusugan ang mga taga-california.

i agree that globalization is real. because it has changed a lot in our economy. just like new technologies, global supply chain and the change of transportation
sang ayon ako na ang globalization ay totoo.dahil marami na itong nabago sa ating ekonomiya.tulad na lang ng mga bagong teknolohiya, global supply chain at sa pagbabago ng mga transportasyon

one estimate from an expert at washington university in st. louis gave a $300+ billion impact on the world's supply chain that could last up to two years.
ang isang tantiya mula sa isang eksperto sa pamantasan ng washington sa st. louis ay nagbigay ng $300+ bilyon na epekto sa world's supply chain na maaaring magtagal ng hanggang dalawang taon.

due to capacity limitations in the standard supply chains, some digital manufacturers are printing healthcare material such as nasal swabs and ventilator parts.
dahil sa mga limitasyon ng kapasidad sa standard supply chains, ilang tagagawang digital ay naglilimbag ng materyal ukol sa pangangalaga ng kalusugan gaya ng nasal swabs at mga parte ng ventilator.

objectives for response to an outbreak include reducing transmission among staff, protecting people who are at higher risk for adverse health complications, maintaining business operations, and minimizing adverse effects on other entities in their supply chains.
kabilang sa mga layunin ng pagresponde sa paglaganap ng sakit ang pagbawas sa paghahawahan ng mga tauhan, pagprotekta sa mga taong nasa mataas na panganib para sa masamang kumplikasyon sa kalusugan, pagpapanatili ng operasyon ng negosyo, at pagbabawas ng masamang epekto sa ibang mga entidad sa kanilang mga supply chain.

the coronavirus (covid 19) related quarantine conditions have had a substantial influence on worldwide production rates and supply chains. this has coupled with a rise in the need for medical and personal protective equipment like face shields.
ang coronavirus (covid 19) na may kaugnayan sa mga quarantine na kundisyon ay may malaking impluwensya sa mga rate ng produksyon sa buong mundo at mga kadena sa suplay. kaakibat nito ng pagtaas ng pangangailangan ng mga medikal at personal na kagamitang pang-proteksiyon tulad ng mga kalasag sa mukha.

according to the survey, 73.1 percent of msmes were compelled to close their doors within a few weeks after the covid 19 outbreak and the ensuing lockdown measures. this was especially true for small businesses (76.4 percent) and those in the service industry (72.7 percent). they faced immediate delays in product and service delivery (average 50.5 percent, especially in medium sized firms [71.8 percent] and agriculture [49.7%]), disrupted supply chains (average 47.3 percent, especially in medium
especially in medium-sized firms [71.8 percent] and agriculture [49.7%]), disrupted supply chains (average 47.3 percent, especially in medium-sized firms [68.7%] and manufacturing [54.9 percent]), and a sharp drop in domestic demand (average 35.2 percent, especially in small firms [39.1 percent] and manufacturing [41.8 percent]). only 2.3 percent of msmes said their business climate did not change as a result of the outbreak. meanwhile, due to increased demand from households and businesses for critical goods and services as well as healthcare, certain msmes (average 9.3%) reported a stronger business climate than before the pandemic, particularly in microenterprises (14.5%) and agriculture (20.7%). shinozaki, s., & rao, l. (2021).