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In response to
"as well as humans still have a way of goofing up systems. There's stories of companies doubling the quantity of chips they order -- (edited)"
by
JD
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It's almost always easier to break something than it is to repair it after it breaks.
Posted by
TWuG
Nov 12 '21, 16:33
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Everyone acts in self-interested ways when something breaks, but that creates inefficiencies (backlogs, overstocks, etc) that can cause issues for years.
On the plus side, that might eventually be a boon to consumers in some areas as businesses try to unload excess inventory.
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