Find Ellery

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Hi, I’m Ellery Lim.  I like to work with people to make their operations, particularly supply chains, more productive.    

I’ve been immersed in supply chains since 1984.  I did industrial engineering at a West Virginia flat glass facility, managed production & logistics for P&G, and ran a trucking business.  Presently, I’m an administrator for a corporation which rents out warehouses & offices. 

I co-wrote a book, Speed Kills, with the esteemed Jovy J. Jader and from that pivotal point, I’ve gone on to write blogs then essays.

Formerly Overtimers Anonymous, Ellery’s Essays discusses supply chain issues and share Aha! insights from everyday life. 

I like to help businesses build their supply chains.  If you want to pick my brains, please feel free to contact me (ellery_l@yahoo.com).  I’m also on LinkedIn, Viber, X, and Facebook. 

Ellery S. Lim

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Since I started writing in 2019, I've written personal insights about supply chains, operations management, & industrial engineering. I have also delved in topics that cover how we deal with people, property, and service providers. My mission is to boost productivity via the problem-solving process, i.e., asking questions, developing criteria, exploring ideas. If you like what I write or disagree with what I say, feel free to like, dislike, comment, or if you have a lengthy discourse, email me at ellery_l@yahoo.com ; I'm also on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ellery-samuel-lim-40b528b

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