Supply Chain Management

Session topics include strategies to adapt to shifts in the supply chain industry and identify areas for improved shipping processes.

Partnership unites materials handing and supply chain expertise with a leading event producer and publisher of actionable business intelligence for the robotics industry.

Analyzing data generated by past events supports proactive and strategic approaches, instead of reacting to events as they happen.

The shift is on from a focus on cost to the customer

Supply chain management software company acquires European leader in solutions for warehouse management, transportation management, and labeling.

Online program to support ISM's globally recognized certifications that help professionals master critical skills and stay competitive in the industry.

Today's complex supply chains have many moving parts that can be difficult to synchronize, optimize and digitize. The question is where to start.

Ranpak's growth momentum stems from global expansion in e-commerce and the increasing focus on environmentally sustainable solutions.

Many of the roadblocks to an effective, forward-looking supply chain are being eliminated using intuitive data analysis, comprehensive financial management and optimized inventory usage provided by cloud-based SCM systems.

Supply chain partners that collaborate drive continuous improvement and innovation. But getting there takes a new approach.

Supply chain management has been slow to leverage advances in data science. It's time to play catch up.

Multi-year collaboration, led by Professor David Simchi-Levi, will focus on advancing research in machine learning, optimization, and consumer behavior modeling.

One of America’s iconic food brands says it is investing to create an efficient and nimble supply chain that can respond to a changing consumer while meeting its customer’s requirements

Companies are struggling to take efficient action across their supply chains, while facing increased demands from stakeholders.

Just 15 months after its launch, the CLTD (Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution) credential surpassed 1,000 certifications.