Education

Omnichannel retailing has become the new norm in the retail sector as companies reinvent their supply chains to offer customers multiple buying channels.

Graduates of the program will receive training at both institutions.

To keep up with hiring demands in today’s labor market, it’s time to move beyond job postings.

New technologies could revolutionize planning and radically change the role of the supply chain planner. Here is how to prepare your organization.

The need to better integrate online and on ground learning experiences is dictated in part by the changing “marketplace” and in part by what we now know about learning and teaching effectiveness.

The degree is the first of 10 online programs UT plans to launch with Noodle Partners.

This capstone project studies route deviations in the last-mile deliveries of a large soft drink company.

Urbanization and customer demands are making last-mile delivery optimization increasingly complex and important for retail companies.

The Association for Supply Chain Management, ASCM, selects BenchPrep’s industry-leading online learning platform to deliver a premium learning experience to supply chain professionals.

APICS, the association for supply chain management, new name, Association For Supply Chain Management ASCM, reflects an association focused on the end-to-end supply chain.

The business community might not develop Weapons of Math Destruction, but it might develop models of moderate distortion if they rely too heavily on face-valid factors, without checking for validity.

The economy is humming all cylinders, employers say they can’t find employees with the right skills, yet graduate students report a tough job market. Are Advanced Degrees Taking Students Backwards in Employment?

During several of the industry conferences last year, I had multiple conversations about what many are now calling a “labor crisis” in the supply chain industry.

Changes in the nature of higher education, such as increasing globalization, advances in technology, and new sources of revenue (e.g. scientific research) have made it more complex to administer export compliance programs at universities and research institutions.

Supply chain programs aren’t graduating enough new practitioners to replace those exiting in the workforce, but the talent crisis is about more than demographics: a shift in thinking must also take place at the corporate level and in academia to develop talent that can collaborate in today’s supply chains.

Gift of $350 million establishes the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing, an unprecedented, $1 billion commitment to world-changing breakthroughs and their ethical application.

Over the past few years, we’ve used our June issue to address the importance of continuing education and the steps logistics management professionals can take to help recruit, nurture and retain the single most valuable asset of any organization—its people.

Los Angeles Pacific University announces the launch of two new online programs in Fall 2018: a Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management and a Master of Business Administration.

Robot co-workers and artificial intelligence assistants are becoming more common in the workplace, could they edge human employees out? What then? In this article, we discuss the Fourth Industrial Revolution, an age that will require a new set of skills.

It’s little surprise that the best-paid MBA graduates are from American universities, however, what is unexpected is just how many U.S. schools dominate the overall rankings.