Education

'Next Gen' panel of future industry leaders highlights young professionals and talent management.

A record 50,000 attendees expected in 1.2 million net square feet of exhibit space.

STEAM program to prepare students to be career-ready in science, technology, engineering, agriculture and mathematics.

VISANOW survey reveals strong demand, but immigration system making it increasingly difficult to obtain talent beyond US borders.

Modern spends 60 seconds talking to MHI's director of membership about the Young Professionals Network and Modex 2016.

By viewing talent as a supply chain in itself, the industry can more easily find and retain workers, advance careers and lower the costs of education.

Event to increase awareness of increased diversity and inclusion in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, 2-3 March 2016 in Washington, D.C.

Veterans offer an untapped resource for materials handling positions, especially given the U.S. military is built on logistics.

Students record cycle time studies and create material and information flowcharts.

Executives report the biggest mistake was not doing a thorough needs assessment before hiring a 3PL.

Students exposed to real-life issues and using actual data to develop solutions to complex supply chain problems.

Certification enables participants to build and sustain a maintenance program, establish KPIs, increase productivity and build a problem-solving culture.

Students to learn TMS software and receive a free freight brokerage software package at graduation.

Tour highlighted opportunity, growth, innovation and changing perceptions of manufacturing.

The Georgia World Congress Center Hall B is preparing to host more than 25,000 visitors at Modex 2016—the materials handling industry’s premier trade show and educational conference this year, sponsored by MHI.