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The researchers at UNT possess a unique combination of research competencies to address transportation topics. The university’s Complex Logistics Systems research cluster and the Center for Logistics Education and Research bring together researchers from across the university.

The National Center for Supply Chain Technology Education (SCTE) and the California Centers of Excellence recently embarked on a research study to gather information and analyze national trends related to the emerging occupation of Supply Chain Technicians. In a field where business success hinges on competiveness and efficiency, Supply Chain Technicians play an important role in the smooth functioning of warehouses and distribution centers.

The University of San Francisco gives professionals the tools and training required to lead a successful supply chain organization with its Advanced Professional Supply Chain Management Certificate program and Advanced Professional Sustainable Supply Chain Management Certificate program.

Given the significant investment of resources and sacrifices that our students make to earn their master’s degrees, we work diligently to ensure that the education they receive is a transformative one. Successful students are those who learn as much about themselves while enrolled in the program as they do about the principles and practices of supply chain management.

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With a unique focus on executive leadership development, the Smith EMBA is an intense, fast-paced program that will challenge and push you in every way. Typical MBA programs prepare students with functional knowledge of an organization.

Intermodal transportation moves people and goods efficiently, economically, safely, and in an environmentally benign manner by means of an integrated, seamless, ethical transportation system that uses the strengths of all modes and minimizes their weaknesses.

Perhaps one of the most exciting announcements on campus this year, and even in the larger academic world of supply chain management, occurred at the opening of our annual spring conference when University of Arkansas Chancellor G. David Gearhart and Walton College Dean Dan Worrell announced the formation of a new stand-alone Department of Supply Chain Management.

This latest ranking recognizes those core strengths of our program.” Kelli Kilpatrick, director of the Full-Time MBA Program, says several factors attract students to the program and contribute to their satisfaction: aspects such as a strong alumni network, small class sizes taught by dynamic faculty, and exceptional career opportunities after graduation.

The new MS in SCM at Whitman entails a challenging, globally immersed curriculum and a myriad of opportunities to gain relevant, real-world experience. This combination of classroom and experiential learning works to build your confidence in maneuvering the most complex supply chain scenarios.

The program also provides a detailed look at points of supply and demand, global supply chains, sustainability, advanced technologies, and market implications. By integrating ideas from the latest research with best practices, participants learn how to structure the supply chain so it can influence the strategic and organizational direction of their company.

A Rutgers business education prepares students for success—not just in their chosen fields but also in their lives. From our comprehensive undergraduate courses to our highly ranked MBA program and Executive MBA program, a Rutgers education is a life-changing experience that gives students the skills and knowledge to compete globally while broadening their appreciation for how the world works.

The members of The Global Supply Chain Forum refer to the management of this network of relationships as supply chain management. Successful supply chain management requires cross-functional integration within the firm and across the network of firms that comprise the supply chain. It is focused on relationship management and the improvements in performance that result from better management of key relationships.

At Kellogg, you will learn the science and the art of leadership. You will learn the latest in business theory from leading thinkers in the field, and just as important, you’ll learn how to overcome the challenges of putting theory into practice.

When we say that our EMBA program is global, we mean more than just international travel. When students learn about finance, marketing, communications, or strategy, they do so through a global lens.

At Jenkins, we are committed to welcoming competitive individuals from all walks of life who want to expand their business skills inside and outside of the classroom. We help you roll up your sleeves, get real, and get started on the most important step of your career.

Since the Center’s inception, executives from hundreds of companies have attended our programs and gone on to excel in their chosen roles. These companies have applied the strategies and ideas we have taught to compete successfully in new and emerging markets across the globe.

Kettering University's name honors Charles Kettering (1876-1958), a distinguished engineer, inventor, scientist, social philosopher and humanitarian. Charles Kettering believed that both theoretical knowledge and practical experience are necessary elements of an education.

Kelley was ranked 13th overall and 6th among public schools for its undergraduate B.S. program in business by U.S. Newsand World Report in 2013. Business Week noted the quality of both the faculty and the Undergraduate Career Services Office, giving the school an A for teaching quality, an A+ for job placement and an A for facilities and services.

By learning how to learn, developing critical thinking and embracing innovation you can identify unique strengths and use your education to understand how to apply them in a forever shifting landscape – keeping you on your feet and moving forward no matter what the world looks like.