Map Your Net Zero Pathway Online!
REVchain™ is a learning platform that helps companies map their pathway to net zero emissions. https://bostonstrategies.com/supply-chain-decarbonization/
Let’s Get to Net Zero Together
Welcome to Your REVchain™ Journey
A revolutionary approach
Go at your own pace & remain in control
Customizable analytic tools & technology specialist on demand
Better Knowledge Transfer than Consultant Reports
Low cost - No hassle Easy to use
Deeper Specialization and Less Expensive than Major Consulting Firms
YOUR MASTER CLASS INSTRUCTOR
David Steven Jacoby
David Steven Jacoby is an Adjunct Professor of Operations Management at New York University’s Stern School of Business and Tandon School of Engineering, and a Senior Fellow at Boston University’s Institute for Global Sustainability. He wrote Getting to Net Zero: Decarbonizing Businesses and Supply Chains and six other books. He earned his MBA and a Masters of Arts from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and his academic and professional contributions to the field of supply chain management span hundreds of publications and media events. He holds supply chain certifications including C.P.M. CTL, CIRM, CFPM, CSCP, and AEE.
Overall Course Evaluation
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY STUDENT REVIEWS
- 5 stars 66.7%
- 4 stars 33.3%
- 3 stars 0%
- 2 stars 0%
- 1 star 0%
Detailled course evaluation
- Instructor mastery of course material 92%
- Learning environment & Pedagogy 92%
- Course structure and organization 92%
- Intellectually stimulating aspect 90%
STUDENT FEEDBACK
- “The best professor this semester!!”
- “This course is very interesting and helpful. Really like the case studies.”
- “All the slides very to the point and have lot of information.”
- “Very good course”
- “It was a good learning experience.”
- “Thank you professor”
- “Professor Jacoby has exceptional proficiency in the content of the course.”
- “He is great and kind, I learnt a lot”
- “Enjoy every class!”
- “Very good. 5 of 5”
- “This course is excellent.”
- “Good Course and professor taught well.”
- “EXCELLENT PROFESSOR”
- “The course was very interesting and useful.”
- “I have learned so much from this course.”