Supply Chain Education Programs
Universities and Educational Institutions with Supply Chain Education Programs
NextLab projects selected to exhibit at Cooper-Hewitt Museum's Design Triennial
The Next Billion Network, selected for the Cooper-Hewitt's Design Triennial exhibition, features NextLab projects created in partnership with the MIT Media Lab. NextLab founder and instructor Jhonatan Rotberg is currently a lecturer in MIT Engineering Systems Division and now presides over NextLab 2.0, the next generation of this program, in partnership with Dr. Edgar Blanco, executive director of the MIT Center for Latin American Logistics Innovation. Nextlab 2.0 is being hosted at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics....
MIT study shows the value of Damco's SupplyChain CarbonCheck
Madison, NJ (January 2010) - MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) has now identified Damco's carbon management approach as potentially up to 25% more accurate than other approaches....
Better forecasting urged to avoid drug waste
In February, Yadav and his team also received a $500,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to compare drug forecasting by nonprofit groups with similar efforts in the pharmaceutical industry. Yadav also instigated a two-year work-study program for representatives from the health ministries of developing countries to come to the center in Spain and improve their skills at managing supply chains. “You can’t have good global forecasts unless individual countries can forecast their demands well,” Yadav says.
Transplace Partners with MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics, Engages Customers in Scenario Planning Workshop
Transplace, a leading provider of transportation management services and logistics technology solutions, partnered with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT − CTL) to conduct an education workshop focused on scenario planning. The customized course of study, conducted December 3, assembled more than 35 Transplace customers on the MIT campus to gain insight with the purpose of furthering business strategies and to spur learning around scenario planning....
Building a Resilient Enterprise
If there is one lesson we can draw from the natural disasters and terrorist attacks that shocked the international community over the past year, it is that calamities will continue to happen and organizations need to be resilient enough to withstand and learn from unexpected disruptions....
Supply Chain Centers of Excellence Drive Better Business Results
Across industries, centers of excellence pinpoint and develop the technologies and best practices that companies need to do what they do better.
MAS.967 Pushes Phone Medical Tech., Payments
Rotberg Brings Smartphones to Developing World
Changing the world using cellphones
It is an unlikely medical device: a sleek smartphone more suited to a nightclub than a rural health clinic. But it is loaded with software that allows health workers in the remote northernmost Philippines province of Batanes to dramatically reduce the time it takes to get X-rays to a radiologist — and to get a diagnosis for a patient being tested for tuberculosis....
Using cellphones to change the world
MIT project leads to programs that help health workers, farmers in developing countries
Building a Safer Car
Your next vehicle might automatically check your pulse, help with steering—and tell you to put down your cellphone
Are Companies Slacking Off on Supply Chain Security
Tough economic times are forcing many businesses to make substantial budget cuts.
S&OP: Now more than ever
Sales & Operations Planning - a structured process of helping balance demand and supply - is beneficial conditions.
New White Paper Available Now - Renewable Energy Supply Chains: Delivering on the Promise of Green Energy
Renewable energy sources such as wind and solar are by nature intermittent and located far away from consumer demand. Given these constraints, there is an urgent need for new supply chain solutions that enable governments and power companies to deliver renewable energy cost-effectively to consumers. Dr. Jarrod Goentzel’s new white paper describes the challenges and research at the MIT-Zaragoza Program that is developing some answers.
Plaza, the Logistics Park of Zaragoza
In the year 2000, the Government of the Autonomous Community of Arag n, Spain, made public a project for the development of a large-scale logistics park in the outskirts of the city of Zaragoza. With an area of nearly 13 square kilometers, PLAZA (an acronym for Zaragoza Logistics Platform) would be by far the largest logistics park either built or under development in all of Europe.
SCALE Network Named in World Trade's Fabulous 50
Each year, World Trade Magazine selects the top 50 organizations, places and people whose efforts make the global supply chain more sustainable. The MIT Global SCALE Network is on the 2008 list.
At MIT's AgeLab growing old is the new frontier
In the March 23 Boston Globe, AgeLab Director Joe Coughlin discusses AgeLab's research on designing products that fit the needs of the world's fast-aging population.
En Route to a Greener Life
CTL Researcher Dr. Edgar Blanco was quoted extensively in a front-page article that appeared on March 18, 2009 in the Boston Globe. The article discussed the intricacies of measuring the carbon consumption of commonly used products – everything from food to computers.
Gates Grant to MIT Zaragoza Will Fund Better Forecasting for Global Health Products
Zaragoza, SPAIN
The MIT Zaragoza International Logistics program at the Zaragoza Logistics Center has received a Grant of US$492,857.00 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to study the most effective way to estimate the demand for global health products. The study results could have a profound impact on the planning and quantification processes used in global health programs and would also help create a healthy supply market for these products.
MIT granted the Aragón International Prize for its Contribution to Innovation and Economic Growth
MIT Zaragoza Featured in Article on Global Supply Chain Education
In the February 2009 issue of inboundlogistics.com, the program at MIT Zaragoza in Spain was one of several institutions featured in an article about where to go to get a first-class education in global supply chain.