Careers, Certifications, Education & Careers, Industry Associations, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Take your logistics and supply chain career to the next level by understanding how your skills can impact an organization, networking with other industry professionals, and continuing to develop critical skills.
Careers, Education & Careers, Education, Logistics
Some recent experiences provide hope that smart, dedicated and hardworking young professionals will fill the logistics talent gap.
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The accomplishments of the 2015 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars demonstrate that the future of the supply chain management profession is in good hands.
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation
Establishing the groundwork and collaboration are vital to developing the solutions needed for the significant workforce challenges faced by the transportation industry. A key part of the mission is to attract women to the traditionally male-dominated transportation profession.
Careers, Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Take these steps to help accelerate your logistics career.
Michael Shaughnessy, senior vice president of supply chain with seasonal home décor retailer Balsam Brands, cultivates strong relationships with carriers and uses his 23-year military background to master timing and movement.
Here’s how organizations within the supply chain ecosystem can take progressive actions to help bridge the gender gap and create a more equitable workplace across all roles and levels for women and working moms.
Careers, Manufacturing, Sustainability
Profile of Amy Davis, vice president and president of the New Power segment of Cummins Inc., a global power leader.
To avoid career stagnation and advance with your evolving interests and desires, take a proactive approach following these 10 tips.
Chief executive officer Arch Thomason basks in a mentor list 33 names long, lean principles, and a team of smart people to keep Sunland Logistics Solutions shining bright and set customers up for success.
Careers, Labor Management, Supply Chain
About 99% of professionals aged 30 and younger say that working in supply chain is a quality career choice, according to a Penske survey, with 58% pursuing a supply chain career due to its beneficial societal impact delivering essential goods during the pandemic.
Careers, Supply Chain, Technology
Jennifer Lyons takes her career to new heights with the NASA Deep Space Logistics Project, developing a supply chain in deep space and making it commercially viable for people to work and live there.
Careers, Labor Management, Warehousing
Marcia Brey, vice president of distribution at GE Appliances, used constant communication with the executive team and front-line workers to implement new safety protocols and keep all facilities running when the pandemic hit.
Careers, Labor Management, Manufacturing
Profile of Marc Hansult, co-founder and co-chief executive officer with DRTR (Do The Right Thing) Apparel.
A profile of Sandeep Dalvie, global supply chain director in the titanium technologies business with The Chemours Company, a chemistry company and one of the top producers of titanium dioxide.
Air Cargo, Careers, Supply Chain Management
Jessica Tyler learned in her early career as a teacher that the best way to help people reach their potential is to have a relationship with them, which shaped her open-book leadership style as president of cargo at American Airlines.
Careers, Customer Service, Distribution
In her previous role managing supplier relationships at Starbucks, Sylvia Wilks learned what good customer service really looks like. Now that she supplies customers at TireHub, she knows how to meet their expectations and build the national tire distributor’s customer-centric culture.
Profile of Judy R. McReynolds, chairman, president and CEO, ArcBest.
While more people are earning supply chain management degrees and certifications, it hasn’t been enough to fill current needs. We need to do our part.
What makes one supply chain career move more impactful than another? We asked several supply chain professionals to share the moves that proved most significant.
Education & Careers, Education, Technology
As logistics challenges become more complex and technology advances, ongoing education, innovation, and research on the part of logistics and supply chain firms has become a competitive imperative.
Careers, Risk Management, Technology
Profile of Andrew Kirkwood, CEO, BluJay Solutions.
Careers, Labor Management, Partnership
Leadership profile of Juliann Larimer, CEO of Peak-Ryzex
Globally, 85% of employees report that they’re not engaged at the workplace. Manufacturing, retail, and distribution teams can take three steps to ensure that employees stay engaged and thrive in their roles.
Careers, Manufacturing, Technology
Staying connected with your team, remaining productive, and sticking to a schedule can go a long way when working from home. Here are six ways to stay sane when working remotely during an emergency like COVID-19.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Meet the women who are succeeding at high levels in their companies, driven by a passion for supply chain and logistics, self-confidence, authenticity, and the ability to untangle the spaghetti of information that drives business decisions.
Careers, Global Logistics, Warehousing
GM's executive director of global aftersales supply chain, warehousing, and logistics discusses her role and answers the big questions.
Careers, Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
Competition has never been tougher to obtain supply chain talent, forcing companies to rethink recruitment strategies. Here are some best practices for companies to integrate into supply chain talent recruitment.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
The optimal way to understand the intricacies of today's supply chain environment is to participate in an educationally focused transportation conference.
Profile of Steve Sensing, president, Global Supply Chain Solutions (SCS), Ryder System.
Leaving a job to start a company is a high-risk/high-reward decision. For those transportation and logistics professionals who have been toying with the idea of entrepreneurship, there are some points to take into consideration to help make the right choices.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Debbie Lentz, president of global supply chain, RS Components and Electrocomponents.
Careers, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
As the supply chain exercises more influence over business outcomes, its managers are rising to top leadership positions. Supply chain pros with sights set on a corner office would do well to expand their skill sets and seek job experiences that prepare them for complexity.
Determining the strategic role of supply chain internships and decisions around post-intern hiring.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Megan Smith, CEO of Symbia Logistics
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
A reader profile of Ethan Frisch, co-founder and co-owner of Burlap & Barrel, a comprehensive, single origin spice company.
Careers, Manufacturing, Logistics
Three steps manufacturing and logistics employers can take to attract the incoming millennial and Gen-Z workforce.
Careers, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
To address today’s logistics talent gap, we need to rethink how we rethink the pipeline for talent in our own companies.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Kevin Nolan, founder and CEO of Nolan Transportation Group, Atlanta
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Billy Duty, head of North American supply chain with BYK USA, Inc., a division of Altana, a specialty chemicals company
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Internships have traditionally provided a short-term opportunity, but colleges and universities are experimenting with apprenticeships as a way to develop and attract supply chain talent.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Young professionals find happiness in supply chain careers.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Readers share the business books that have shaped their way of thinking and helped them succeed in the world of supply chain.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Brent Beabout, executive vice president of supply chain, Nordstrom
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Marianne McDonald, vice president, global transportation for Avnet, a $17.4-billion global technology distributor headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona
E-commerce, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Jump Start 2018 provides shippers, carriers, 3PLs, and other supply chain professionals with indispensable insights about trends and challenges in the wider logistics arena.
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics
Readers share the leadership insights that have had the biggest impact on them.
Careers, Logistics Solutions Providers, Logistics, Transportation Management, Safety
James Welch, CEO of YRC Worldwide, discusses his leadership philosophy.
Careers, Food Logistics, Education & Careers, Supply Chain
Chris Ward, vice president of supply chain with Church’s Chicken, focuses on delivering the right products at the right cost.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Dan Clark, founder and president of the logistics technology firm Kuebix, in Maynard, Mass.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
People transitioning out of the military possess many skills that directly apply to a career in logistics. Yet a post-military career in logistics remains a largely untapped opportunity. Here’s how to change that.
Careers, Distribution, Fulfillment, Logistics, Supply Chain, Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Visibility
Profile on Paul Nugent, director of logistics for Kitchen and Bath Americas with Kohler Co.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Rebecca Polan, CEO of REO Logistics in Huntington, West Virginia
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Leaders must create a culture where values - how people treat each other - are as important as results, every day.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation, Warehousing
These companies have the most likeable CEOs in the transportation and warehousing industry, according to a new report from Owler.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
3PL provider Redwood Logistics was named one of Chicago’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For for the fourth consecutive year.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Trucking
Profile of David Congdon, CEO, Old Dominion Freight Line
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Organizations looking to optimize supply chain and logistics functions should be on the lookout – there will be shifting demand for supply chain and logistics talent within the next decade. Here’s how to prepare.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation
Profile of Manny Calandrino, president and chief operating officer, Consolidated Fastfrate
Mexico, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Tom Ciepichal, vice president, operational excellence and supply chain, with Dover Energy, a segment of Dover Corporation
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Cliff Otto, president and CEO of Saddle Creek Logistics Services
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Millennials are expected to make up about 75 percent of the supply chain workforce by 2025. To appeal to this generation, companies should follow these five steps during the interview process.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
A look at six key competencies that university-based programs foster in students to prepare them for careers in supply chain management.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Russ Smyth, CEO of HAVI. Also: CEOs in the supply chain sector reveal what it takes to be a great leader.
Education & Careers, Global Logistics, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Today’s logistics and supply chain management students are practical idealists, people who want successful careers that draw on their knowledge, skills and talents while allowing them to make the world — and the workplace — a better place.
Big Data, Education & Careers, Inventory Management, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics, Supply Chain, Technology , Supply Chain Management, Transportation
Winter provides a great advantage–time. The hustle and bustle of the holidays is over and colder weather prevails. There’s no better time to hit the books and amp up your knowledge of important logistics and supply chain management issues.
Education & Careers, Lean, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Kirsten Hall, CEO of Logistics Planning Services in Woodbury, Minn.
Certifications, Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Are you thinking about pursuing a certificate or certification in the supply management profession to enhance your knowledge and improve your career possibilities? Here’s a checklist to get you started.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Faculty members from some of the nation’s leading logistics and supply chain education programs share their thoughts about how higher education is preparing tomorrow’s professionals for the challenges ahead.
3PL, Education & Careers, Logistics, Third-Party Logistics, Supply Chain, Trucking, Transportation
Profile of Mike Wagner, CEO of Target Freight Management.
Education & Careers, Distribution, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Bert De Winter, director of EMEA logistics with HP Inc.
Careers, Risk Management, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
As professionals who understand the entire process of manufacturing, shipping, and marketing products, and who recognize that suppliers can be closely aligned with the company’s goals and objectives, chief procurement officers help define a company’s competitive advantage.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Rogerio Branco, senior vice president, supply chain management, with Eaton.
Big Data, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Doug Waggoner, CEO and chairman, Echo Global Logistics
3PL, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Hiring challenges in the supply chain sector include attracting the best talent, developing leaders, and retaining high performers. To solve these issues, employers must step up and build training programs that instill passion, share purpose, provide clear leadership and promotion tracks, are authentic, and ultimately diminish turnover.
Education & Careers, Trucking, Transportation
Retirees from the transportation business find a second career through agent programs with companies such as Bulk Connection.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of John Costanzo, president, Purolator International
Education & Careers, Distribution, Global Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Peter Schuele, head of global supply chain and distribution at the life science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Feeling the supply chain talent crunch? Play a role in growing and developing supply chain programs from leading universities to attract your fair share of the talent.
Certifications, Education & Careers, Industry Associations, Education, Supply Chain
The supply management sector is becoming increasingly more strategic, requiring its professionals to develop new competencies while they are in the midst of busy careers. Here's how e-learning helps supply chain professionals stay competitive.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Logistics professionals explain their jobs in terms a hypothetical five-year-old would appreciate.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Mike Gardner, CEO of Kane Is Able
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Diandra Hayban, Logistics Shelter Support Program Manager, NYC Emergency Management
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
A recent ranking highlights logistician careers as among the best – yet manufacturers still face a shortage of qualified workers as the demand for skilled logistics professionals grows.
3PL, Education & Careers, Logistics, Third-Party Logistics, Supply Chain, Trucking, Transportation, Warehousing
Supply chain logistics companies view veterans as a crucial pool of potential employees, and consequently they are using a range of methods to recruit and hire former members of the military for their workforces.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Kendra Austin, Director, Supplier Diversity, Express Scripts
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
When it comes to attracting millennial job candidates, the supply management sector has a decided advantage, but how can companies retain them? Here are three actions ISM’s ML Peck recommends.
Economic Development, Education & Careers, Site Selection, Rail, Supply Chain, Trucking, Transportation
The St. Louis region offers an ideal transportation infrastructure to move goods, skilled labor to meet the peaks and valleys of industrial demand, and the availability of highly qualified IT personnel to manage staff and facilities.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Technology
Jim Lambo, director of supplier management and procurement at Insitu, manages procurement and suppliers for all goods and services.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Ann Drake, CEO of DSC Logistics, studies people for a living. Join her team at DSC Logistics, and she'll soon discover what makes you tick.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Richard Foley, logistics manager at SDI Technologies, controls and helps reduce chargebacks from customers.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
To excel in a supply chain management career, students and employees need broad knowledge and skillsets that extend across the entire supply chain function.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Trucking, Transportation
Readers weigh in on how to address the truck driver shortage.
Education & Careers, Lean, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Michael Fries, senior business intelligence logistics analyst at U.S. Foods, drills into data to find opportunities to make or save money in the company’s logistics operations.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Kristy Knichel, president and CEO of Knichel Logistics
Education & Careers, Manufacturing, Logistics, Supply Chain, Technology
When performance management processes are functioning properly, the link between strategic business objectives and day-to-day actions comes together.
Education & Careers, Global Logistics, Logistics, Ocean, Supply Chain, Transportation
Al Morris, director, global supply chain at TERiX, reviews accounts to determine what parts to buy and where to stock them to ensure the right part is always available.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Bob Shellman, CEO of Odyssey Logistics & Technology
Education & Careers, Education, Materials Handling
The key to promoting career opportunities in the supply chain is education, both in traditional and not-so-traditional ways.
Careers, Customer Service, Global Logistics, Logistics, Partnership, Supply Chain
Multiculturalism can be the competitive advantage that makes the critical difference in the success of your supply chain operations.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
The burgeoning need for talent to operate today’s complex supply chains has begun to garner significant attention. Develop new ways to find, recruit, develop, and retain talent with these tips.
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It's important to stay up to date on supply chain and logistics developments. Here's a list of books on wide ranging topics.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
Lin Ding, procurement manager at Ultimate Medical Academy, manages a team with a shared focus on procurement, supplier management, and contract management.
Careers, 3PL, Third-Party Logistics, Supply Chain
Bobby Harris, President and CEO of BlueGrace Logistics, discusses the talent gap, entrepreneurship, the importance of keeping employees happy, and more.
Careers, Supply Chain Management
Inbound Logistics editor Felecia Stratton discovers that change management is not only a supply chain challenge.
Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain, Transportation, Warehousing
Sean Smith, supply chain director at Agropur Ingredients, is always up for a logistics challenge.
Careers, Retail Logistics, Panama Canal, Freight Forwarders, Global Logistics, Ocean, Supply Chain, Transportation, Supply Chain Management
Tim Thoma, international logistics and compliance manager at Northern Tool and Equipment, is responsible for moving product purchased from overseas.
Careers, 3PL, Logistics, Third-Party Logistics
Inbound Logistics interviews XPO Logistics’ Brad Jacobs to discuss his vision for XPO Logistics, and shares insight into what it takes to be a successful leader in today’s business world.
Careers, Industry Associations, Logistics, Partnership, Supply Chain
Active participation in a professional association helps advance career growth and offers continuous learning.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
In the past 20 years, companies have experienced a profound shift, and have dramatically increased their spending on external suppliers. This places the supply management function in the spotlight as a key driver of profitability. The better supply management teams are at selecting, overseeing, and collaborating with these partners, the stronger their organizations will be.
Education & Careers, Logistics
Logistics companies are going above and beyond to ensure our nation’s heroes find opportunities to transfer their skills from the military to long-term, successful careers.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
This list of new supply chain and logistics books helps logistics professionals keep their skills up to date.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Logistics I.T., Supply Chain Management
A new study determines the top 15 undergraduate and graduate supply chain management programs in the United States, based on the teaching of technology, software, and quantitative tools used by supply chain professionals, as well as the variety and depth of this coursework.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Ocean, Ports, Transportation Infrastructure, Supply Chain Management, Transportation
Martin Associates report points to the importance of continuing U.S. port investment; Henry Ford College introduces associates degree in supply chain management; Freight Can't Wait program encourages Congress to earmark funding exclusively for freight infrastructure projects; Manufacturers are finding better ways to engineer and prototype products using 3D printing technology; McDonald's pledges to lessen impact on global deforestation throughout its entire supply chain.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Warehousing
A look at the challenges warehouse managers face as they build a well-integrated warehouse workforce, and how they address those issues.
Education & Careers, Labor Management
It is important for employers to find the most effective way to communicate with their multilingual workforce.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Logistics I.T., Supply Chain Management
Jim Young, senior supply chain manager at Applied Microstructures, Inc., is responsible for everything from sourcing materials and services to shipping finished products
E-commerce, Education & Careers, Manufacturing, Retail, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Transportation
U.S. beef supply chain participants form partnership to improve sustainability; Manufacturers and retailers fail to adopt best-in-class processes and technology to address global complexities; Online retailers need to rethink how they align their distribution networks; Spot market rates dip seasonally as West Coast volumes catch up; Staples and Syracuse University partner to drive new research and innovation.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Transportation
With a skills gap narrowing the options, companies must hire employees that are valuable in the long-term.
Education & Careers, Labor Management
Employers must ensure that employees with disabilities are treated with respect.
Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
The role of supply chain practitioner is evolving by integrating technology, functional expertise, and experience to identify problems and engineer solutions.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
The list of competencies employers seek when they recruit supply chain professionals keeps growing longer and more complex. Here’s how degree-granting programs keep pace, and enable well-rounded graduates to fill prime positions.
Education & Careers, Manufacturing, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
A review of the important mile markers in supply chain management that brought us to present day shows we have made progress, but there is more work to be done.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
ThomasNet, ISM and Inbound Logistics partner to create the 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars program to recognize the brightest young stars in supply chain management today.
Global Economy, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
All logistics and transportation stakeholders must work together to eliminate the supply chain talent gap.
Education & Careers, Manufacturing, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
North America’s manufacturing sector is on an upward trajectory. However, a shortage of young talent, compounded by Baby Boomers’ negative perceptions about Millennials, could impact its continued expansion, according to ThomasNet’s latest Industry Market Barometer® (IMB) research.
Education & Careers, Labor Management, Manufacturing, Logistics I.T.
How manufacturers can use technology to stretch the capabilities of their existing workforce.
Education & Careers, Trucking, Transportation
Andy Yablin, vice president, transportation at Scholastic Inc., is responsible for transportation from manufacturing facilities to distribution centers, and from distribution centers to customers.
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Memphis supports global supply chains through highway, rail, airport, and inland port assets, and a qualified workforce.
Education & Careers, Global Logistics, Supply Chain Management
For Tamsen Fricke, operations manager at Divine Chocolate USA, fair trade and logistics make a delicious combination.
Education & Careers, Manufacturing, Supply Chain Management
When customers need products fast, Chet Mullen of lift truck manufacturer Raymond Corporation rises to the occassion.
E-commerce, Customer Service, Education & Careers, Reverse Logistics, Retail
When it comes to keeping up with demand, Game Stop's Bruce Kulp doesn’t play around.
3PL, Military Logistics, Education & Careers
Military veterans bring valuable skills and characteristics that make logistics operations stronger.
Colleges are adding logistics and supply chain education programs to support the next generation of professionals.
Education & Careers, Inventory Management
Senthil Arumugam, vice president of logistics & inventory management at US LBM Holdings, constructs a sturdy operation.
Employers want new hires who combine diverse, real-world experience with academic achievement.
Education & Careers, Transportation
As director of logistics at Universal Lubricants, Bud Snodgrass keeps transportation and warehousing moving smoothly.
Economic Development, Education & Careers
A Transportation Club of Atlanta internship program connects Georgia’s supply chain students with leading businesses.
Education & Careers, Inventory Management, Manufacturing
Bob Kalland digs his job as inventory and logistics manager for Atlas Copco Mining and Rock Excavation.
Education & Careers, Labor Management, Risk Management
Ax Torres supervises outbound shipping at agricultural machinery company AGCO Corporation.
Education & Careers, Labor Management
Effective employee training programs benefit workers and align with corporate business objectives to drive results.
Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
Inbound Logistics Editor Felecia Stratton discusses the merits of supply chain continuing education.
Education & Careers, Global Logistics, Supply Chain Management
Jason Shefrin, executive vice president, global sourcing, at InterDesign Inc. streamlines global operations.
Certifications, Education & Careers, Industry Associations
Take your supply chain career to the next level with a certification or certificate program.
Catch up with four supply chain professionals previously featured in Inbound Logistics' Reader Profile.
Education & Careers, Labor Management
Job training is vital to maintaining a skilled and properly credentialed workforce, and must be built into every budget.
Education & Careers, Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), Transportation Management
Sean Vasquez manages EDI and transportation for Sun-Maid Growers of California.
Education & Careers, Labor Management
Universities and corporations are collaborating to improve supply chain education offerings and better equip students.
Education & Careers, Global Logistics
As international business manager at Alarm.com, Magaly Garza supports global market growth and develops new distribution channels.
Education & Careers, Industry Associations
Equipped with industry training, new logistics professionals need their more experienced peers’ communication and interpersonal skills.
As director of purchasing at wine company Vino del Sol, Mara Gonzalez squeezes supply chain data from a business intelligence solution.
Chris Carlson, VP of Batteries Plus Bulbs, gets a jolt out of optimizing warehouse labor and inventory flow.
Alana Miedrich, inventory and logistics assistant at Kids Wish Network, Holiday, Fla., manages inventory to fulfill dreams.
Specialized supply chain management degrees allow experienced professionals to integrate SCM with related disciplines.
Hu Huang of Kichler Lighting stays current on trade laws and keeps import/export activities transparent.
Matthew Wood, freight program and supply chain manager at Mayo Clinic, treats the company’s freight spend aches and pains.
Investing in online training allows organizations to operate more efficiently and develop workers’ skills.
Military Logistics, Education & Careers
Companies in the logistics sector are stepping up to hire U.S. military veterans with aggressive recruiting and training programs.
If you can’t find the logistics professional you want, train new hires or current employees in the skills you need.
Dino Lanno, senior VP of supply chain at Safelite AutoGlass, steered the company through a supply chain redesign.
Education & Careers, Global Logistics
Specialized global logistics knowledge prepares students to manage worldwide supply chains.
Education & Careers, Transportation Management, Specialized Logistics
Larry Montreuil, director of supply chain management at JetBlue Airways, negotiates sourcing and purchasing deals that let the airline soar.
Green Logistics, Education & Careers
Directing motor carriers to more fuel-efficient decisions drives Jason Mathers, senior manager, corporate partnerships at the Environmental Defense Fund.
Internships in supply chain and logistics organizations help students to evaluate the company’s nature, culture, work environment and career advancement opportunities, writes University of San Diego MBA candidate Sweta Ashwarya.
As director of logistics at electrical wiring equipment manufacturer Leviton, Brian Morgan drives transportation efficiencies to meet complex customer requirements.
Online logistics education programs train students for supply chain jobs through webcasts and discussion forums, while short on-campus residencies help students network with peers and professors.
A sample of supply chain, logistics, and transportation degrees and certification programs offered partially or entirely online.
Educational resources – including online learning and accelerated MBA programs – abound for people working in or pursuing supply chain jobs, writes Editor Felecia Stratton.
As senior vice president, supply chain, at sustainable home goods company Bambeco, Sander Eth sows the supply chain with environmental principles.
Supply chain jobs require that professionals master five core competencies, including global business leadership and integrated value chain design, writes Paul Dittman of University of Tennessee - Knoxville.
Visit with three supply chain professionals who were featured in the Reader Profile column in 2007-2009, and find out what they’re up to these days.
Logistics professionals seeking to become supply chain executives can gain insight from the perspectives of four logistics experts, who share their knowledge about the skills and experience needed to climb the logistics career ladder.
Education providers are introducing supply chain education programs to prepare students to be the logistics and transportation executives of the future, writes Juan D. Morales of Stanton Chase International.
As global supply chain coordinator at satellite communications technology provider VT iDirect, William Gregory tunes into signals from trading partners in Africa to ensure regulatory compliance.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects increases in both employment growth and replacement needs within transportation and logistics occupations. Educational programs assist in filling these job openings with a skilled and knowledgeable workforce, writes Dr. Jennifer S. Batchelor, Program Director, Transportation and Logistics Management, American Public University System.
Victor Hougan is set to soar in his new logistics position with aerospace supplier Primus International.
With an eye toward the looming logistics labor shortage, some companies are working studiously to attract millennials.
For Michael Smyers, associate director, logistics, at chemical and transportation fuel products manufacturer Amyris in Emeryville, Calif., the formula for a successful career relies on continuing education.
Education & Careers, Industry Associations
The annual Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) conference features supply chain best practices and logistics trends such as predictive analysis, partnerships, green initiatives, and career paths for logistics professionals.
Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
By managing supply chain interdependencies and adopting a full view of service and cost, supply chain executives can amplify their organizational scope and heighten their financial contribution to attain the C-designation they deserve, writes Terry Harris, Chicago Consulting.
Amy Polt, operations supervisor of the Houston warehouse for The Mosaic Company, pieces together the elements of a safe and efficient supply chain.
Sherry Askew, transportation manager at Revlon Consumer Products, the well-known maker of beauty and personal care items, negotiates freight rates that keep the company’s bottom line looking good.
Dennis Omanoff, senior vice president, supply chain and procurement, at hard drive and storage solution manufacturer Seagate, backs up his company’s supply chain to prevent service disruptions.
Mary Foster, vice president, supply chain management at automotive parts supplier Inteva Products, is riding high as part of the new company’s executive team.
Military Logistics, Education & Careers
The traits of an exceptional soldier are also the traits of exceptional logistics professionals.
As director of logistics and facilities at Indianapolis Fruit Company, Michael Gilbert enhanced the company’s refrigerated truck fleet with computers that provide navigation, tracking, and driver performance reporting.
John Snider, vice president of retail logistics at Do it Best Corp. in Fort Wayne, Indiana, manages the company’s warehousing, and inbound and outbound transportation. Teamwork and communication play a major role in his management strategy.
Universities offering logistics education must understand industry’s evolving supply chain management needs, and develop a curriculum that produces supply chain talent that supports those needs.
Military Logistics, Education & Careers
Kazimir Kostrubala manages military resources as squadron operations officer and installation deployment officer with the 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron, 19th Airlift, at the Little Rock Air Force Base, Little Rock, Ark.
Leading supply chain and logistics professors provide insights about the state of supply chain education and employers' expectations for new hires.
Don Riley, executive vice president of supply chain and technology at Denver, Colo.-based building materials supplier ProBuild Holdings, faces recessionary challenges by building the right organizational model and relationships – from suppliers to customers – to support the company today and into the future.
Recently retired from a 40-year career with less-than-truckload carrier ABF, former president and CEO Wes Kemp shares his insights on the transportation industry, trucking regulation, and the importance of logistics and supply chain education.
John Hodge, director of supply chain at Prince Agri Products, creates organizational efficiencies, reduces costs, and optimizes material flow.
Online education allows logistics professionals flexible access to broadening their knowledge of supply chain topics, writes Dr. Oliver Hedgepath, American Public University.
Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
With companies intent on optimizing the supply chain, purchasing managers have emerged as key players in the business plan. To be successful, they need to communicate, collaborate, and venture into new territory.
Jill Hesselroth, vice president, global supply chain at Nortech Systems, analyzes the company’s supply chain to identify opportunities for improvement and leads the implementation of those improvements.
Education & Careers, Industry Associations
Companies responsible for shipping or carrying dangerous goods need qualified hazardous materials professionals, writes Anne Barry, Council on Safe Transportation of Hazardous Articles. The Blueprint for Success initiative strives to elevate recognition of the critical function performed by these experts.
Top-performing supply chains focus on attracting and retaining talent — both technical ability and leadership. Here’s how to find and nurture true supply chain competency.
Ryan Gellert, vice president, supply chain management, at mountain sports products company Black Diamond Equipment handles global demand planning, sales and operations planning, global procurement, logistics, and in-house customer service. He views helping launch a new division in Asia as a pinnacle of his career.
Katie Reuland, director of operations at bedding manufacturer Down Etc., rests easy knowing she has optimized the company’s container shipments.
Supply chain professionals get a lift as more companies grow to appreciate the strategic value of a well-run logistics operation.
Angela Duesterhaus, logistics and export compliance manager at PAS Technologies in North Kansas City, Mo., talks about her recent projects and describes how a disappointment in a previous job taught her a valuable lesson.
David Fisher, director of global logistics at Johns Manville in Denver, promotes collaboration through the organization's supply chain departments worldwide and designates preferred carriers to promote strong partner relationships.
Ron Harris, chief logistics officer at Young Living Essential Oils, talks about some of the people and experiences that helped to shape him as a logistics professional.
Jennifer Burkhardt, transportation manager of the specialty coffee business at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, takes charge of all movements into and out of the company’s manufacturing and distribution sites.
Advanced logistics and supply chain education brings rewards such as greater job satisfaction, the potential for promotion, and a salary uptick.
David Ayers, lead business analyst, warehouse management, for tool manufacturer Lenox, rolls out SAP enterprise resource planning systems at sites worldwide.
Cheryl Harrity, corporate director of supply chain for food product producer MGP Ingredients Inc., whets her appetite for improving sales and operations planning.
As vice president of supply chain at KPPS, Brian Hatfield oversees the network that brings the company's hair care products to salons across North America.
Pursuing continuing education — through an abundance of choices that includes classroom work, certification, or online courses — helps logistics professionals enhance their job performance and get ahead.
Saara Chung, customer logistics manager at Campbell Soup Company, helps customers improve efficiencies, reduce costs, and boost their businesses.
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Eric Cohen, vice president of logistics for Waxie Sanitary Supply, puts his military experience to work to help the company reduce costs, improve service and manage human resources.
Joe Perillo, director of supply chain, logistics, and lean enterprise for PTR Baler and Compactor, leads through influence.
As yet another sign that the U.S. economy is emerging from the downturn, the logistics job market is picking up, with a steady increase in hiring since last year.
As vice president of supply chain at WireCo WorldGroup, Todd Stewart looks for cost reductions while improving service and delivery to customers.
Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
Leo Espinoza of Korn/Ferry International discusses qualities companies look for in supply chain executives.
Distribution Manager Randall Plost boosted pick rates and forged carrier relationships to improve service at valve and pipe connector manufacturer Victaulic.
Education & Careers, Forklifts, Ocean, Materials Handling, Ports, Supply Chain Management
Gulf ports maintain container volumes despite Deepwater Horizon oil spill; Supply chain leaders climb the corporate ladder; Toyota Material Handling engineers work with MIT scientists and the U.S. Army to develop a remote-operated fork lift
Collaboration and communication help Inbound Logistics Manager Kevin Miles manage more than $100 million in transportation spend for grocery chain owner Ahold USA.
Blended continuing education programs combine online and classroom instruction to give students the best of both worlds, writes Dr. Carol Nappholz of the Intermodal Transportation Institute at the University of Denver.
Holding a local job fair is an innovative approach to helping displaced logistics professionals find new jobs.
A mentor's advice and attention can make a world of difference to professionals trying to rise to the top of the logistics field. Here's how three companies in the industry help their employees scale new heights.
As director of logistics and operations at USA Cycling, Gregory Cross gives new meaning to the term "cycle counting."
Investigate online learning, a convenient path to acquiring supply chain know-how.
Military Logistics, Education & Careers
Can you really model best practices from the military? After all, they invented the acronym SNAFU. But companies are finding veterans' experience and skills help promote ship-shape supply chains.
Alison Dennis, director of sustainability at fast food company Burgerville, promotes sourcing from nearby suppliers.
Military Logistics, Education & Careers
Ten years as an Army sustainment officer provided Major Jason Bullard a view of the military supply chain from just about every angle.
Military Logistics, Education & Careers
William Cossey Jr. moved military vehicles during the first Gulf War; civilian life finds him back in the supply chain hot seat.
The first step in making yourself a more valuable employee is boosting your supply chain management know-how. Continuing education programs can help, writes Dr. Michael Reilly of Ashford University.
Education & Careers, Industry Associations
Florida's Talent Supply Chain association aims to boost Florida's economy by encouraging and expanding workforce development, training, and job retention across the state, writes Inbound Logistics Editor Felecia Stratton.
Evolving to meet changing industry needs, logistics and supply chain education helps students hone their skills, gain a broader perspective, and bring bottom-line benefits to employers.
As director of logistics at Regal Wine Company, Kathy Zepaltas consolidated her company's logistics operations and transitioned from an insufficient warehouse to an ultra-efficient 650,000-square-foot DC.
Scott Kingsley, logistics manager at The Food Source International, believes good communication is key to strong relationships with service providers, suppliers, and customers.
Education & Careers, Education
As the business world evolves, so do the skills companies seek in graduates of supply chain programs. Today’s supply chain leaders need to understand technology, analytics, operations, and strategy, as well as resilience and risk management.
Careers, Food Logistics, Demand Planning
Profile of Alexi Cashen, co-founder and CEO of Elenteny Imports
Discover the ways your normalcy undermines business success and how to fix it.
Careers, Education, Labor Management
2021 will be remembered for labor challenges and shifts in thinking about employee engagement. These supply chain companies are leaning into educational opportunities and the profession’s societal impact to attract workers and increase job satisfaction.
Education & Careers, Education, Technology
Leading professors provide a map for navigating the labyrinth of post-pandemic supply chain education.
Profile of Mike Honious, president and CEO, GEODIS in Americas
Because it imports and distributes to each level of the supply chain, including the last mile, Marx Foods has visibility into each supply chain link. In 2020, COVID taught it a lot about how to manage the supply chain in 2021.
Education & Careers, Education, Technology
Supply chain education has transformed with the pandemic, and there’s no looking back. These new programs focus on digitization, diversity and inclusion, and omnichannel strategies.
BlueGrace Logistics named Mark Derks as its new Chief Marketing Officer. Strategic investments in leadership team augments customer focus and value.
Careers, Education, Supply Chain
Professors at some of the country’s leading supply chain education programs joined Inbound Logistics for a conversation about how they are preparing the next generation of professionals, whether they come from business programs or engineering schools, for tomorrow’s challenges.
Careers, Education & Careers, Supply Chain Management
Competition has never been tougher to obtain supply chain talent, forcing companies to rethink recruitment strategies. Here are some best practices for companies to integrate into supply chain talent recruitment.
Careers, 3PL, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Phil Yeager, president and COO, Hub Group
A recent CEO survey cited “lack of appropriate talent and capability” as the top most inhibitor to a company’s digital progress. Supply chain organizations are no exception. The gap between the skills needed to compete in an increasingly digital world and those available in the organization is widening.
Careers, Supply Chain, Sustainability
What factors go into creating a successful supply chain? According to the EY Americas Supply Chain Reinvention Survey 2019, which surveyed senior-level supply chain executives on topics ranging from adopting technology, retaining leadership and talent, and prioritizing investment to supporting sustainability, here are the notable trends.
Careers, Risk Management, Supply Chain
Antonio Galvao, chief supply chain officer of DuBois Chemicals, recounts his history in global logistics and discusses what it takes to succeed.
Careers, Manufacturing, Supply Chain
Applying gig economy principles and predictive analytics capabilities can efficiently and effectively fill manufacturing workforce gaps.
Careers, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
From Point A to Point Z, the supply chain provides fertile ground for persistent myths. Whether they concern job qualifications or day-to-day business practices, they merit some serious scrutiny.
Careers, Education & Careers, Supply Chain
Readers take on the misconceptions that persist about the supply chain and what it takes to be efficient.
Education & Careers, Education, Supply Chain
At the semi-yearly Connections and Jump Start SMC³ logistics education conference, industry stakeholders can learn from their peers about the latest advancements in logistics technology solutions, staying ahead of trends and preparing themselves for challenges ahead.
Careers, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
Readers reveal the first action they would take to address the supply chain talent gap.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
There are a multitude of resources available to help even the busiest logistics professionals hone their skillsets.
Education & Careers, Education, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
No matter how skilled or credentialed, today’s supply chain managers have a lot to learn–and a lot of ways to do so. With the marketplace growing more complex, continuing education professionals are introducing new programs and revising old standbys.
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
A statewide, coordinated workforce development effort in Indiana has built a robust talent pipeline. Here’s how the state engages and prepares the next generation of logistics workers.
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics
Readers share the leadership insights that have had the biggest impact on them.
Careers, 3PL, Transportation Management
Profile of Denis Reilly, president and CEO of Kenco Logistics
Careers, Logistics I.T., Supply Chain, Transportation
Profile of Doug Braun, CEO of BluJay Solutions
Careers, Education & Careers, Industry Associations, Education, Supply Chain Management
New technologies, consumer demands, and the rise of the mobile workforce are shifting the business landscape quickly, and specialized workers in supply chain and logistics are more valuable than ever. Use these tips to plan and attract the industry’s future leaders.
Careers, Food Logistics, Education & Careers, Supply Chain
Chris Ward, vice president of supply chain with Church’s Chicken, focuses on delivering the right products at the right cost.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Online supply chain education is flourishing, with options ranging from one-off courses to certification programs to master’s degrees. The best option for any individual depends on career goals.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Trucking
American Trucking Associations opened the application window for its premier industry leadership initiative, LEAD ATA. The program is searching for diverse trucking industry leaders looking to grow their careers and meet other ambitious trucking professionals.
Education & Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Inbound Logistics – in association with our partners at APICS – proudly announces its fifth annual $2,500 undergraduate scholarship.
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Organizations looking to optimize supply chain and logistics functions should be on the lookout – there will be shifting demand for supply chain and logistics talent within the next decade. Here’s how to prepare.
To best serve those who serve, Lisa Mernin, director of operations at military equipment supplier ADS, doesn’t look for the cheapest partners; she looks for the best value and prioritizes customer service.
Careers, Retail, Transportation
Kevin Williamson has led RJW Logistics Group through the pandemic by recruiting and cultivating top talent, aligning everyone on the same vision, and constantly thinking up innovations.
Careers, Education, Labor Management
Syfan worked with colleges and universities around its headquarters to develop a program to meet current hiring needs as well as build a foundation for the future.
Careers, Trucking, Transportation
While many women are looking to resume their careers, some of their best opportunities might be found in industries such as transportation, which has traditionally been filled by a predominantly male labor pool.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain Management
In any field—but particularly male-dominated industries—it is important for managers and supervisors to challenge and encourage their young female workers. This is certainly the case in the logistics and e-commerce sector of which I am a part, both fast-growing and exciting fields that offer young women many opportunities.
Careers, Humanitarian Logistics, Sustainability
Read the latest good works, sustainability efforts, mergers and acquisitions, new hires, and sealed deals happening in the supply chain in January 2021.
Careers, Distribution, Manufacturing
A profile of Tonya Jackson, senior vice president and chief supply chain officer with Lexmark, a creator of imaging solutions and technologies.
The supply chain workplace of today faces significant disruption and begs the question: What should businesses be doing to embrace these changes?
The new coronavirus, or COVID-19, has impacted the supply chain by limiting access to employees, closing factories or slowing down manufacturers, and limiting access to logistics to move goods. Here are three ways in which retailers can minimize supply chain disruption as the virus progresses.
Careers, Food Logistics, Supply Chain Management
Frank Armetta, global vice president of supply chain with Sabra Dipping Company, discusses the hummus company's warehouse transformation, how he leads his team, and insight into his career journey.
Careers, Logistics, Transportation
Offering trade compliance knowledge to your customers is a tremendous value-add to helping them achieve their reasonable care goals.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Women are steadily advancing in supply chain and logistics. Here's how seven leading women in logistics got to the top of the field.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Scott Pruneau, CEO of ITS Logistics, Sparks, Nevada
Careers, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
Readers reveal the parts of the supply chain that should gain more notice.
Careers, Education & Careers, Supply Chain
Readers take on the misconceptions that persist about the supply chain and what it takes to be efficient.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Readers reveal the advice they would give to young people embarking on a supply chain/logistics career.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Character is one of the central attributes of a great leader and one of the hardest leadership characteristics to develop.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
Workforce and career development are on the national radar and many companies are stepping up with financial, time and expertise commitments to accomplish the goals of developing the U.S. workforce for tomorrow.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
A profile of Dean Z. Myers, vice president, global supply chain, technical operations and business development, The McDonald’s division of The Coca-Cola Company.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of David Goldberg, CEO of DHL Global Forwarding U.S.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Jim Barnes did not have a mentor at the start of his career. "No one taught me how to become a leader," recalls Barnes, chief executive officer of enVista, an Indianapolis-based supply chain consultancy and software firm.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Erik Snyder, president of North America supply and procurement with Diageo, oversees Diageo's end-to-end supply chain and procurement operation in North America, including sourcing raw materials, distillation, manufacturing, packaging, planning, and customer service.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Supply chain managers can maximize their value by upgrading their competencies and business acumen.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain, Trucking
Thirty women have become small business owners in the trucking industry thanks to the efforts of Expediter Services (ES), in conjunction with the Women in Trucking Association.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Jack Buffington, supply chain leader with MillerCoors and professor at the University of Denver, manages a complex beer supply chain.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
How John Burke, CEO of Armada reached his position and guides his company.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Dan Curtis of BNSF Logistics discusses his leadership strategies and priorities.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
As next-gen supply chain professionals set their career goals, mentoring by seasoned professionals can help them up their game.
Education & Careers, Reverse Logistics, Logistics, Supply Chain
SMC³ will discuss the implications of the rising reliance on reverse logistics during our upcoming educational conference, Connections 2018, held June 25-27 at the Greenbrier in West Virginia.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
When Lindsey Graves joined Sunset Transportation in 2006, the founder and CEO—who happens to be her father—asked her to learn the business by spending some time in every possible role. As the years progressed, that didn't mean dealing just with the company's freight operations.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Joel Kamp, head of the bulk scheduling center, Americas region, with The Linde Group, a gases and engineering company
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Readers share the most fun or interesting part about their work in the supply chain.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Doug Mueller, CEO of Breakthrough Fuel, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Michele van Krieken, global supply chain manager with The Chemours Company
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Readers reveal what they would tell their younger selves about supply chain management.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
The rise of e-commerce, coupled with manufacturing and logistics facilities implementing robotics and other emerging technologies in the production process, has caused demand for digitally savvy workers with trade skills to skyrocket.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Frank Guenzerodt, president and CEO, Dachser USA
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Mike Parsley, senior vice president of distribution with Tailored Brands, Inc., a U.S.-based retail holding company for Men’s Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank, and other men’s apparel brands.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Derek Leathers, president and CEO of Werner Enterprises, Omaha, Nebraska
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Howie Mann, a founder and a board member with the Urban Assembly School for Global Commerce in New York City
Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
In today’s complex marketplace, supply chain professionals need a varied set of skills and competencies to help their employers succeed — everything from a strategic orientation to a comfort with data and an awareness of social and environmental obligations.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Steve Ahern, manager of supply chain operational design with BASF, a leading chemical company
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Ryan Wall, president and CEO of FHI (Freight Handlers, Inc.) in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina
Careers, Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
A statewide, coordinated workforce development effort in Indiana has built a robust talent pipeline. Here’s how the state engages and prepares the next generation of logistics workers.
Education & Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile on Joe Bobko, vice president of transportation with Boxed Wholesale, an online wholesale shopping club.
Careers, Logistics, Supply Chain
Profile of Tim Miller, vice president of supply chain with Smashburger, a leading fast-casual burger restaurant
Education & Careers, Education, Supply Chain, Trucking, Transportation
3PLs and tech providers can empower ethical supply chains, winter warehouse tips, what is most important to carriers when working with shippers, Fleet Advantage 2018 benchmarking survey reveals fleet operators pulse about rising fuel and maintenance and electric trucks, female high school students, findings from 2019 Third-Party Logistics Study, Forrester forecasts that companies will spend $434.9 billion to run IoT solutions by 2023, startup aims to make robots safe around factory workers, conditions ripe for multistory warehouses, automated material handling equipment market to exhibit significant growth during 2018–2024
Careers, Education, Logistics, Supply Chain
Companies concerned with cost control, competitive differentiation, and innovation are more than ever seeking professionals who can drive substantive change.
Careers, Education, Supply Chain, Supply Chain Management
IL Editor Felecia Stratton was lucky to get an annual glimpse into the future of the logistics workforce—and can say with confidence that we’ll be just fine.
Careers, Education & Careers, Industry Associations, Education, Supply Chain Management
New technologies, consumer demands, and the rise of the mobile workforce are shifting the business landscape quickly, and specialized workers in supply chain and logistics are more valuable than ever. Use these tips to plan and attract the industry’s future leaders.
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