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Join MIT researchers and industry experts for an interactive workshop focusing on Agentic AI in supply chains. Additional details to be shared as the agenda is confirmed.
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The true power of AI lies in its ability to perceive, interact, adapt, and continuously learn. But unlocking this potential requires carefully designed human-AI collaboration, especially within supply chains. How can we design AI systems to enhance the greatest potential for mutual learning with the proper dynamics between human and AI teams for better long-term performance? Join this engaging session with the Director of the MIT Digital Supply Chain Transformation Lab, Dr. Maria Jesus Saenz, to discuss the latest applied research and field experiments around humans and AI complementary capabilities in demand forecasting and procurement negotiations.
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As e-commerce continues to reshape the retail landscape, supply chain leaders must adapt to growing demands for speed, flexibility, and personalized customer experiences. In this virtual briefing, Dr. Eva Ponce will share her research on how companies navigate the complexities of omnichannel supply chains. The session will explore the role of emerging technologies in eCommerce fulfillment and conclude with a focus on how AI-powered solutions are helping companies personalize customer interactions across multiple channels. Most importantly, Dr. Ponce will examine how AI-driven personalization is affecting supply chain operations. Be ready for an interactive discussion and gain insights from real-world examples.
Curious how data and optimization can transform real-world supply chains? Join us for a live webinar introducing Advanced Supply Chain Systems Planning and Network Design: SCM.275x.
In this interactive session, instructors from the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics will show how companies design and optimize global supply chain networks using Python-based models to make smarter strategic decisions. You’ll get a preview of the course content, see how analytics drives performance, and hear directly from past learners about their experiences and takeaways.
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Warehousing is rapidly evolving from static storage to dynamic ecosystems powered by robotics, drones, and AI.
In this conversation, Dr. Josué Velázquez Martínez, Director of the MIT Sustainable Supply Chain Lab and Prof. Raffaello D’Andrea, Founder & CEO of Verity, discuss how warehouse automation is reshaping supply chains and redefining sustainability metrics. The session connects evidence from the 2025 State of Supply Chain Sustainability report with D’Andrea’s pioneering work in autonomous robotics to envision a more efficient, lower-carbon supply chain future.
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Transform your organization's climate pledges into actionable strategies through better supply chain management.
Demand for sustainable supply chains is on the rise. Booming growth in e-commerce, fast-shipping consumer expectations, global disruptions, and other emerging factors have created an increasingly competitive business landscape across all industries. Companies face growing pressure from stakeholders—including policymakers, shareholders, investors, and NGOs—to implement sustainable practices. At the same time, consumers are seeking more sustainable...
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Join MIT researchers and industry experts for an interactive workshop focusing on global trade disruptions. Led by Dr. Chris Caplice. Additional details to be shared as the agenda is confirmed.
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Description In this session, Pierre Bouquet will present a workforce management tool developed at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (CTL) that helps organizations assess how artificial intelligence can enhance workforce productivity and reduce costs. The tool enables a detailed decomposition of job roles into tasks, quantifies their associated costs, and models the impact of AI on task execution. By combining task-level exposure analysis with financial data, this framework identifies high-cost activities that are prime candidates for AI acceleration. Drawing on case studies in the transportation sector, Pierre will demonstrate how the tool supports targeted AI implementation and delivers measurable return on investment (ROI). The research provides a structured, data-driven roadmap based on tangible financial metrics, enabling organizations to adopt AI not as a disruption but as a strategic productivity lever.
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Quarterly convening for members of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) Supply Chain Exchange.
Interested in the MITx MicroMasters Program in Supply Chain Management? Whether you're starting your first course, returning after a break, or curious to learn more, this session will provide a comprehensive overview of the program.
Join Cara Greaney, Academic Programs Specialist, and Dr. Inma Borrella, Academic Lead, as they provide insights on the program structure, curriculum, and benefits.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the program and how it can support you and your learning journey in supply chain management.