MIT SCM Lab: E40 - 365
At this talk, we will be joined by Jacquelyn Howard, VP of Food Supply Chain and Sourcing at Starbucks. With over 30 years of corporate experience, Jacquelyn brings superb domestic and global leadership skills.
MIT Campus
Data fuels machine learning. Without timely, accurate data, machine learning models do not perform well and can give results that are misleading or fail to deliver value. It is vitally important that companies source and prepare data in the right manner - even though the process can require a vast amount of preparatory work and specialist expertise that may appear daunting. Companies should not even consider embarking on a machine learning project before completing this process.
***This MIT CTL Roundtable is exclusively for members of the MIT CTL Supply Chain Exchange and invited...
Anaheim Convention Center | Anaheim, California
Several members of the MIT CTL staff will be attending CSCMP Edge conference in Anaheim, CA in September. Sign up for updates with us if you're interested in connecting or attending one of our social networking events.
MIT Campus
Supply Chain Management is a rapidly changing field the requires the practitioner to stay up to date on trends and best practices. MIT Supply Chain Bootcamp builds on concepts taught in the MITx MicroMasters in SCM online courses. Participants use the tools and analytics learned online to make critical management decisions regarding the supply chain and the business in real-world scenarios.
MIT Campus
Today’s companies are realizing the importance of the supply chain as a revenue generator — it's not just a cost of doing business. In order to remain competitive in the global marketplace, senior executives must completely transform their business approach and conventional supply chain practices, and embrace new capabilities that drive more value.
MIT
It's commencement day here at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology! #MIT2019 Congratulations to all of our SCM program students who are graduating! It's been at times a long journey and at times it's been going by too quickly. Faculty, staff, students and families have all made strong bonds over the past year. With over 80 graduates and over 40 capstone projects, this year's graduating class takes the MIT SCM program to the next level.
Dr. Bruce Arntzen, director of the Supply Chain Management master's had this to say. "Congratulations to the SCM Class of 2019. They have made us very...
MIT Campus | Location given upon registration
Every year, graduating master's students present their theses to the Center's corporate Supply Chain Exchange Partners. This one-day event is a chance for Partners to hear the results of new student research, much of which has been done with Exchange Partners.
MIT Building E51-325, Cambridge MA
The MIT Humanitarian Supply Chain Lab will be hosting Megan Rhodes, Deputy Chief of Health at USAID Global Health.
Advances in science and technology offer exciting opportunities to improve the health status of millions in both humanitarian and resource-poor settings. While innovation is alluring, many global health challenges faced today have had solutions available for decades that have not been implemented – or are not accessible – at scale.
Ms. Rhodes will draw on her 15 years as a public health specialist at USAID to explore the contrasts between need for basic public health services...
MIT E40 Room 356
Join MIT CTL Distinguished Speaker Series as we host Chris Sultemeier for a discussion about The Changing Nature of Retail Supply Chains. As Former EVP of Logistics at Walmart, Mr. Sultemeier brings a wealth of experience to the topic. Please join us in the SCM Lab for the discussion.