Tesla’s Vehicle Delivery Target Miss Provides Implications and New Operations Leadership
Supply Chain Matters provides highlights and perspectives regarding Tesla’s 2022 operational performance and a report of an appointment of a senior global operations and sales leadership move.
by Bob Ferrari 
Tesla Reports Q3 Financial Performance With an Acknowledgement
Supply Chain Matters industry specific commentary, we revisit EV automaker Tesla’s prior report of Q3-2022 operational performance with this week’s formal report of financial performance.
by Bob Ferrari 
Tesla’s Q3-2022 Vehicle Delivery Performance Exposes Business Model Challenges
Supply Chain Matters ponders on EV automaker’s Tesla’s recent quarterly vehicle delivery performance and how a business model developed to challenge existing industry norms was apparently not immune to ongoing global supply chain events.
by Bob Ferrari 
More Electric Vehicle Supply Network Moves
Supply Chain Matters provides another update on ongoing strategic sourcing and operational developments occurring among electric vehicle focused supply and production networks. Included in this update are Tesla, Rivian Automotive and Mercedes Vans, along with recycling technology start-up efforts.
by Bob Ferrari 
Supply Chain Matters News Capsule Update April 25 2022
n this Supply Chain Matters Covid-19 and Ukraine Conflict News Capsule update, we update readers on ongoing global product demand supply network developments that are of special interest to our readers.
by Bob Ferrari
Supply Chain Matters News Capsule Follow-Up August 13 2021
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a news capsule format follow-up to previous supply chain management related developments we have previously posted. News capsule updates involve Tesla, Foxconn, Amazon and the ongoing disruption and explosive rate hikes occurring in global shipping.
by Bob Ferrari
Tesla Motors Q2 Operational Performance- Extraordinary and Concerning
The Supply Chain Matters blog reflects on Tesla Motors recently quarterly operations performance and the potential conflict relative to meeting shareholder expectations and social responsibility practices.
by Bob Ferrari
Tesla's Announced Job Action- Inevitable but Sober in Consequence
Electric automaker Tesla has informed employees of a 9 percent overall reduction in workforce, primarily impacting salaried positions. The implication is that Tesla’s new management structure will continue to have a high dependency on existing employees, and in various degrees of talent and expertise to rally and address the ongoing challenges.
by Barry Belotti
Tesla Garners Additional Reservations for Electric Truck
This is a follow-up to our prior November Supply Chain Matters blog commentary: Tesla’s Electric Truck- Brilliance or More Challenge and Distraction, the unveiling of Tesla’s long-rumored Class 8 semitrailer truck. This week provides added good and not-so-good news related to this innovative new electrically-powered vehicle.
by Barry Belotti
Tesla’s Q3 Automotive Performance Disappoints on Model 3 Ramp-Up
Electric car icon and alternative energy manufacturer Tesla reported Q3 financial performance this week and delivered some somber news regarding the planned production ramp-up of the all-important, higher-volume Model 3 sedan.
by Barry Belotti 
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