LOGyCA, Bogotá (COL)
In September, Colombian businessmen will have the opportunity to attend CLI’s executive education course, a unique space for the construction of high-impact logistics strategies, this year with a new approach.
LOGyCA, Bogotá (COL)
In this event you will find everything your company needs to know about EPC / RFID. You will hear case studies on successful implementations, and also hear directly from an industry expert from a leading provider of technology in Latin America.
LOGyCA, Bogotá (COL)
There is a clear and direct relationship between supply chain management and financial performance. The challenge for many companies, however, has been how to make this linkage. The decisions and the measurement of this link is critical to achieve compliance with the strategies set by the company and the satisfaction of those key players, customers and shareholders, achieving the synergy between the two.
Each year, companies work with students from both the MLOG and ZLOG programs on thesis projects from August to June. Students benefit by being able to work closely with professionals on a challenging supply chain problem that will turn into their thesis. Companies benefit by having a student team bring new insights and approaches to a current supply chain project.
This webinar will feature projects recently completed by the class of 2010. Both students and company project leaders will join to discuss their experiences and new insights from the projects this year.
MIT Stata Center
MIT Faculty Club (Get directions)
Cambridge, MA
Cost: $3,495
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Today’s companies are realizing the importance of the supply chain as a revenue generator— it's not just a cost of doing business. In order to remain competitive in the global marketplace, senior executives must completely transform their business approach and conventional supply chain practices, and embrace new capabilities that drive more value. How can you leverage the latest supply chain tools, practices and capabilities to ensure that your company is poised to adapt in this...
MIT Faculty Club Dining Room 5
Cambridge, MA
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Every year, graduating masters students present their master’s theses to CTL corporate Supply Chain Exchange Partners. This one and one-half day event is a chance for Partners to hear the results of new student research, much of which has been done with Exchange Partners. This year’s thesis topics will include:
E40-496 (Pye Room)
Faster vs Better: Experiences from the Haiti Earthquake Response
Jarrod Goentzel, Executive Director MIT Supply Chain Management Program
Erica L. Gralla, PhD Candidate, MIT ESD
This lecture is free and open to the MIT community. Complimentary lunch is provided at noon; talk begins at 12:15.
MIT Straton Student Center 3rd floor
Cambridge, MA
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You are invited to see how MIT students have partnered with industry leaders and other students in the developing world to design a next generation m-logistics platform to address the problem of global poverty.
Agenda
12:00pm Poster session #1 and live demos. Box lunch and soft drinks will be served. 1:00pm m-Logistics in Developing Countries
W20-306 (Twenty Chimneys), Stratton Student Center
Richard Thornton
CTO, MagneMotion Inc.
"Efficient and affordable maglev opportunities in the United States"
This lecture is free and open to the MIT community. Complimentary lunch is provided at noon; talk begins at 12:15.
For more information, visit ctl.mit.edu/distinguished-speakers.
W20-306 (Twenty Chimneys), Stratton Student Center
Peter Appel
Administrator, U.S. DOT's Research and Innovative Technology Administration
"Laying The Groundwork for the Future Transportation System: The Role of Research, Technology, and Professional Development"
This lecture is free and open to the MIT community. Complimentary lunch is provided at noon; talk begins at 12:15.
For more information, visit ctl.mit.edu/distinguished-speakers.