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The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT-CTL) has launched a video library, on its website, that is open to the public at large. The library also contains material available only to MIT-CTL partners, such as slides from the featured presentations.
The new library features talks and presentations given by industry and academic leaders at various CTL events, as well as films produced by the Center. The current selection includes presentations from the recent Crossroads conference “The Next Ten Years in Supply Chain”, a CTL-CSCMP conference on supply chain energy efficiency, and the Crossroads 2006 conference on Business Continuity Planning. A film created by the Center that presents the pros and cons of increasing taxes on gasoline is also available for viewing, as well as talks by AgeLab Director Joe Coughlin, CTL Director Yossi Sheffi, and BP’s CIO John Leggate.
More videos will be added to the library as they become available, including presentations from this year’s Research Fest event, which showcases the thesis research projects of Master of Engineering in Logistics students. To access the new video library go to http://ctl.mit.edu/video.