Supply Chain Frontiers issue #58
OnProcess Technology, a global pioneer in service supply chain management (SCM) and optimization, has joined the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics’ Supply Chain Exchange Program.
“The approach companies take to managing their global supply chain has an enormous impact on their top and bottom lines. The more they can innovate and optimize end-to-end supply chain processes, the more profitable and competitive they’ll be,” said Michael Wooden, CEO of OnProcess Technology. “The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics is one of the world’s foremost sources of supply chain insights and innovation. We’re honored to be part of its Supply Chain Exchange Program and look forward to contributing to, and collaborating with, MIT and its prestigious member companies as we advance the practice of supply chain management.”
“OnProcess brings to MIT unique experience in a critical and, to date, largely under-addressed sector of the supply chain: post-sales services,” said Jim Rice, Deputy Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics. “By joining our Supply Chain Exchange Program, OnProcess will be able to contribute in collaboration with all of our partners, and gain insights that drive further success for both OnProcess and the supply chain community.”
For more information on MIT CTL’s Supply Chain Exchange Program contact Katie Date, Coordinator of Corporate Outreach at datecl@mit.edu.