This event is exclusively for members of the MIT CTL Supply Chain Exchange and invited guests.
Registration has closed as we have reached capacity for this event.
Location: Converse, 1 Lovejoy Wharf, Boston, MA
Agenda
Chambre des métiers du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg
2 Circuit de la Foire Internationale
L-1016 Luxembourg-Kirchberg
This one-day event at the Luxembourg Center for Logistics and Supply Chain Management brings together experts from the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics, the University of Luxembourg, and the industry to offer a truly unique learning opportunity on the future of supply chain and sustainability. Register here.
Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Enterprises are becoming increasingly global, with supply chains spanning geographical boundaries. To navigate the global marketplace, leaders need to know how to plan the most efficient use of material resources, as well as manage complex global networks and optimize service and quality. This course will draw on real issues confronting companies today to provide strategic frameworks for undertaking major decisions to increase competitive advantage. Register or learn more here.
ZLC new facilities - EXPO - Avenida Ranillas, 5 - Edificio A bajo - Zaragoza, Spain
The opening of the new facilities of ZLC in the Expo area is rather special as the center is celebrating 15 years as a research institute, in collaboration with the University of Zaragoza and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
This MIT CTL Roundtable is exclusively for members of the MIT CTL Supply Chain Exchange and invited guests. If you are not a member of the Supply Chain Exchange and are interested in attending this roundtable, please reach out to CTL Events at <ctl-events@mit.edu>.
Location: MIT's Samberg Conference Center, 50 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA 02142
The United States truck transportation market is undergoing its most dramatic transformation since deregulation in the 1980’s. The industry is experiencing the tightest capacity in over a decade and at the same time advances in technology are forcing companies to revisit the way they procure, contract, and manage transportation services. This roundtable will explore how leading shippers, carriers, and third parties are leveraging these innovations to improve their operations.
Over 180 supply chain master's students from 42 countries showcase their company-sponsored research projects.
The MIT Global Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence (SCALE) Network Research Expo launches for over 100 semester-long research projects conducted by a global network of graduate institutions, their industry partners, and their Master’s students. The Expo showcases this future-forward research on topics ranging from blockchain to IoT and drone delivery to big data e-commerce analysis, among many others. The...
Online
Join the SCALE Global Network staff to learn about our degree programs in supply chain management. This webinar will introduce you to each program and offer a look into the key elements that make up a successful application. We will also cover key program details and frequently asked questions. This webinar serves as a great opportunity to connect with the program and ask your questions.
This event is free but registration is required -- webinar info will be sent upon registration. Register here.
MIT Campus
This MIT CTL Roundtable is exclusively for members of the MIT CTL Supply Chain Exchange and invited guests. If you are not a member of the Supply Chain Exchange and are interested in attending this roundtable, please reach out to Katie Date at <datecl@mit.edu>.
Location:
Tuesday, 11/27/18: MIT Samberg Conference Center, 50 Memorial Drive, 6th floor (Building E52)
Wednesday, 11/28/18: MIT E40-356 (SCM Lab)
About:
The textbook policy response to traffic externalities is congestion pricing. However, quantifying the welfare consequences of pricing policies requires detailed knowledge of commuter preferences and of the road technology. I study the peak-hour traffic congestion equilibrium using rich travel behavior data and a field experiment grounded in theory. Using a newly developed smartphone app, I collected a panel data set with precise GPS coordinates for over 100,000 commuter trips in Bangalore, India. To identify the key preference parameters in my model – the value of time spent driving...