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Join us for an interactive workshop on developing and upskilling the SCM workforce. Join other SCM industry leaders and talent development experts as we identify critical skills gaps, showcase innovative skill development initiatives, and share proven best practices. Designed for SCM executives and talent development professionals.
MIT Campus
The MIT Global Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence (SCALE) Network Expo provides a unique opportunity to preview nearly 100 industry-sponsored research projects conducted by MIT SCALE graduate students.
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Global supply chains are operating in an environment where sustainability pressures, shifting regulations, and evolving customer expectations are reshaping how companies design, manage, and govern their networks. Policy changes, Scope 3 requirements, and supply chain decarbonization demands are no longer episodic disruptions but continuous forces that redefine what it means to remain competitive. Traditional sustainability strategies, built around isolated initiatives or compliance oriented reporting, struggle to keep pace when expectations accelerate across entire value chains.
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Persistent supply chain disruptions have kept resilience at forefront of business discussions. Building on a MIT CTL roundtable last October focused on current events affecting global trade, this roundtable advances the resilience conversations while shifting the focus from risk management to resilience action and in making the case for investment in such capabilities.
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Quarterly convening for members of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) Supply Chain Exchange.
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Since 2005, Crossroads has provided a unique learning experience by connecting industry executives with world-renowned MIT researchers and educators. Hosted by the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (MIT CTL), this event offers an unparalleled opportunity to gain cutting-edge insights and network with thought leaders at the intersection of technology and supply chain management.
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The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) convenes members from the MIT CTL Supply Chain Exchange for the Annual Partner Meeting. The Annual Partner Meeting provides the representatives from our 50+ Supply Chain Exchange member companies with updates on the latest research and development activities at MIT CTL. We use this time together to solicit input from members on future plans for the Center.
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The MIT CTL Emerging Researcher Showcase highlights the innovative contributions of early-career researchers at the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL). During this session, CTL emerging talent will present their current projects or forward-thinking research ideas and engage directly with industry partners from MIT CTL to exchange insights, gather feedback, and explore opportunities for collaboration. This showcase is designed not only to spotlight the groundbreaking work of CTL's early-career talent but also aims to connect cutting-edge research with the industry needs to address critical challenges in supply chain management. Discover how these rising experts are driving the future of MIT CTL research and advancing its leadership in supply chain innovation, defining the next era in the field.
MIT Campus
The MIT SCM Symposium provides a unique overview of supply chain projects conducted by MIT SCM graduate students working in partnership with project-sponsor companies. The SCM Symposium showcases students’ future-forward projects on a range of supply chain and operations areas including Sustainability, Inventory Management, Transportation, Data Analytics, Risk Management, Supply Chain Strategy, and many more. The MIT Supply Chain Management department will be hosting a reception upon the conclusion of the Symposium, providing students, guests, and representatives from sponsoring companies the opportunity to network further. Breakfast and lunch will also be provided.