In Person
MIT CTL will convene a roundtable discussion on "Warehouse of the Future" at Maersk, Los Angeles. The program will include morning tours of the Long Beach port and a Maersk distribution facility, followed by afternoon discussions on the warehouse of the future. Presentations and discussions may include the following topics: dark warehouses, digital twin warehouses, and sustainable warehousing.
Virtual
The impact of Covid-19 has disrupted the balance of global supply chains. Inventory management, as one of the core components of operations management, is crucial to the operation of enterprises. Therefore, it is extremely important to know how to apply new concepts, new technologies, and new methods to inventory management and establish safety stock.
This MIT SCALE Network webinar, hosted by Ningbo China Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (NISCI), will focus mainly on inventory management during and after the pandemic, discussing the pain points and solutions of inventory management at...
Virtual
In this session, Kai Trepte and Jim Rice of CTL will take the participants through an exercise to measure resilience using a new and novel approach. The method was briefly described in the recent (Dec 7, 2022) Monthly Research Briefing (you’ll get more out of this session if you review the session from Dec 7).
MIT Campus
Discover how emerging innovations intersect with supply chain management. Crossroads is an annual event offering a unique learning opportunity for participants. The event connects experts from MIT, the world's foremost center for technological innovation, with the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL), the global leader in supply chain education and research, for a day of discovery and learning.
In Person
SCM Research Symposium provides a unique overview of supply chain research projects conducted by MIT SCM graduate students working in partnership with project-sponsor companies. Research Fest showcases students’ future-forward research on a range of supply chain and operations areas including Sustainability, Inventory Management, Transportation, Data Analytics, Risk Management, Supply Chain Strategy, and many more.
On campus at MIT
To harness the power of the supply chain as a strategic resource, executive leadership needs to cultivate teams that exhibit a unique combination of both analytical and interpersonal capabilities. Our faculty and instructors include some of the world’s most prominent thought leaders across disciplines. The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics Executive Education intensive courses provide the resources you need to stay ahead of the latest developments in SCM. As a leading research and education center at the world-renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT CTL is uniquely positioned to deliver the knowledge you need to inform your strategy and practice.
