On Wednesday, January 24, 2018, the MIT SCALE Global Network hosted the 10th Annual SCALE Connect Conference Research Expo. Over 200 supply chain master's students presented digital posters of their research projects to more than 200 visiting supply chain professionals and influencers. On display were presentations from the MIT SCALE...
Urban mobility architecture must undergo fundamental change in response to rapidly changing city landscapes. In our book Faster, Smarter, Greener – The Future of the Car and Urban Mobility (MIT Press, September 2017) * we proposed a framework for future passenger mobility which would be Connected, Heterogenous, Intelligent and Personalized...
There is widespread poverty in Colombia yet the country discards 10 million tons of food a year according to estimates released by the government this March. ABACO, a national network of food banks that serves the needy, and the Center for Latin-American Logistics Innovation (CLI), have teamed up to reduce...
Aunque la pobreza en Colombia es generalizada, el país desecha 10 millones de toneladas de comida al año según las estimaciones que el gobierno publicó el pasado mes de marzo. ABACO, una red nacional de bancos de alimentos que presta servicios a los más necesitados, y el Centro Latinoamericano de...
List of presentations cited in, lista de presentaciones citado en Supply Chain Frontiers #61 Back to Supply Chain Frontiers issue #61 | Regresar a Supply Chain Frontiers en Español #61 CTL Jarrod Goentzel “Working Capital and Cash-to-Cash Conversion Cycle Introduction,” MIT CTL Executive Education Course, Cambridge, MA, US, June 8...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #60. Lea todos artículos en este asunto Presentaciones CTL del MIT Chris Caplice “Advances in Education,” Congreso Crossroads 2016, Cambridge, MA, Estados Unidos, 23 de marzo. Yossi Sheffi “The Power of Resilience,” Congreso Resilinc, San José, CA, Estados Unidos, 24 de febrero. “The State of Supply...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #60 MIT CTL Chris Caplice “Advances in Education,” Crossroads 2016 conference, Cambridge, MA, US, March 23. Yossi Sheffi “The Power of Resilience,” Resilinc conference, San Jose, CA, US, Feb 24. “The State of Supply Chain Management,” Latin American SC Directors conference, Cambridge, MA, US, March 21...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #59. Lea todos artículos en este asunto Presentaciones MISI Ioannis N. Lagoudis “Scenario-Based High Risk Analysis in Maritime Operations”, ECONSHIP 2015, Chios, Grecia, 24-27 junio. Con N. J. Zompakis, D J Soudris. “Maritime Cluster Attractiveness Index”, IAME 2015,” Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 24- 26 agosto. Con T...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #59 | Lea todos artículos en este asunto MIT CTL Bruce Arntzen “Quantifying Benefits: Value-at-Risk,” MIT CTL Quantifying Resilience Roundtable, Cambridge, MA, US, October 29 Yossi Sheffi “The Power of Resilience,” Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, US, October 16 “Sensing Supply Chain Risks,” Biogen, Cambridge, MA...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #59 MIT CTL Bruce Arntzen “It’s Time to Recession-Proof Your Supply Chain, Guest Voices column, Wall Street Journal, September 24. Alexis Bateman “Tracking the Value of Traceability,” Innovation Strategies column, Supply Chain Management Review, November. Jim Rice “Deconstruct to Reconstruct: Using the Past to Create the...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue n.º 57. Lea todos artículos en este asunto. El Instituto para la Innovación de las cadenas de Suministro de Malasia (MISI) acogerá en 2015 el Congreso de la Asociación Internacional de Economistas Marítimos (IAME). Su celebración está prevista entre el 24 y el 26 de agosto...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #57 The Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI) will host the 2015 International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME) conference. Scheduled to take place On August 24 to August 26 this year in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, this will be the first time that the event has...
ASPECTOS DE VANGUARDIA El poder de los trabajos informales para impulsar la innovación Los proyectos no oficiales destinados a convertir las ideas en nuevos productos y procesos, popularmente conocidos como trabajos informales, pueden ser una importante fuente de innovación si cuentan con el apoyo adecuado, según comenta Peter Gloor, un...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue n.º 56. Lea todos artículos en este asunto. Una nueva forma de entregar mercancías en ciudades congestionadas, un sistema revolucionario de almacenamiento de energía y un método para impulsar la innovación mediante los proyectos de trabajo informales son algunos de los desarrollos que los profesionales de...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue n.º 56. Lea todos artículos en este asunto. ¿Se encuentra inmerso en una misión encaminada a materializar una idea y ha reclutado colaboradores dentro de la empresa para trabajar en el proyecto no oficial? En caso afirmativo, es usted parte de un antiguo fenómeno que Peter...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #56. Lea todos artículos en este asunto Supply Chain Frontiers, n.º 56: Presentaciones 2015 MIT CTL Edgar Blanco Reunión en los EE.UU. del Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC), panelista, Washington D.C. (EE.UU.), 14 de enero. «Logistics in the City of the Near Future», Crossroads 2015, MIT...
Subscribe to Frontiers THE LEADING EDGE The Power of Skunk Works to Ignite Innovation Unofficial projects to turn ideas into new products and processes, popularly known as skunk works, can be an important source of innovation with the right support, argues Peter Gloor, a research scientist at MIT’s Center for...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #56 A new way to deliver freight in congested cities, a revolutionary energy storage system, and a method for driving innovation by harnessing skunk work projects, are some of the developments that supply chain professionals will learn about at Crossroads 2015, March 24, 2015, at the...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #56 MIT CTL Edgar Blanco Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) U.S. Meeting, panelist, Washington D.C., US, January 14 “Logistics in the City of the Near Future,” Crossroads 2015, MIT CTL, Cambridge, MA, US, March 24. Yossi Sheffi “Logistics Clusters,” Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, US, January...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #55 Crossroads 2015 will take place on March 24, 2015, on the MIT campus, Cambridge, MA, USA. The conference is where you will discover how emerging innovations in fields such as automation, energy generation, education, and materials science intersect with supply chain management (SCM). The event...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #55 MIT CTL Edgar Blanco “Food for the Future: Achieving Food Security in the Face of Climate Change,” World Bank Annual Meeting, Washington DC, USA, October 10. “Urban Logistics in Mexico City,” Congreso de Distribución Ciudad de México Videoconference, Mexico City, Mexico, October 14. “Megacity Logistics...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue n.º 55. Lea todos artículos en este asunto. Crossroads 2015 tendrá lugar el 24 de marzo de 2015 en el campus del MIT (Cambridge, MA, EE. UU.). En la conferencia descubrirás cómo las innovaciones emergentes en campos como la automatización, la generación de energía, la educación...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #55. Lea todos artículos en este asunto Supply Chain Frontiers, n.º 55: Presentaciones 2014 MIT CTL Edgar Blanco Food for the Future: Achieving Food Security in the Face of Climate Change, Reunión Anual del Banco Mundial, Washington D. C., EE. UU., 10 de octubre. Urban Logistics...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #54 The challenge of supply chain leadership is the subject of a workshop scheduled for October 15, 2014, on the MIT campus, Cambridge, MA. Organized by the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL), the workshop will be led by MIT CTL’s Dr. Shalom Saar...
Supply Chain Frontiers issue #54 Senior and mid-level managers will have the opportunity to explore the challenges of supply chain strategy at The Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation’s (MISI) executive education course “Driving Supply Chain Advantage” on September 24, 2014, on the MISI campus, Shah Alam, Malaysia. The highly...
