Then think of the status tracking requirements for estimated time of arrival, resource needs, or even risk management concerns of a supply chain disruption. The wooden antler on Max must have had some type of IoT device to send GPS signals back to the control tower at Grinch central atop Mount Crumpit.

From a pick-up perspective, as the Grinch tosses trees and the Zoozit and Kazay game presents up and out the chimney for Max to load on the sleigh, Max had to login the pick-up times as milestone tracking while they continue to fall on his head.

Okay, I get it. He somehow completes the mission of pick-up and makes it back up to the top of Mount Crumpit with all the food, trees, lights, and presents leaving not enough food for even a mouse. But wait, during the total chaos of pick-up he gets stopped by none other than our hero, Cindy Lou Who. Caught red-handed with her tree half-way up the chimney with a broken light, he remarks to her that he needs to fix it. Somehow he has the ability to repair the light through a maintenance work order system tied to inventory for light bulbs and achieve the ultimate degree of customer service.

 

 

 

 

 

Feeling quite proud of himself while Max takes a well needed nap back at home after bringing the loaded sled up the mountain, he feels he has stolen Christmas from the town of Whoville. But no, alas he hears singing and rejoicing in the morning. Even without their who-pudding and schlott knot breads, their games, and even trees. He understands that Christmas is more that that and his heart starts to double in size.

He decides to bring all the goodies back to town and return all the items and food to the respective houses. This must be a challenge. He obtains from the Digital Supply Network the forward and backward traceability of the items and sequence of deliveries now for each home to be most efficient. To help Max a little on the descent, the sled leverages the new electric rechargeable braking system that was recently installed.