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MIT Supply Chain Frontiers

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Supply Chain Management
Sustainability
Online Education
Warehousing
Micromasters Program
E-Commerce
Logistics
AI Tools
Artificial Intelligence
Automation
Digital Twin Technology
MIT
Climate Change
Collaborative Robots
Machine Learning
Generative AI
Emerging Markets
Sustainable Development Goals
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Advanced Vehicle Technology Consortium

Thought leadership from the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics

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Global food systems produce more than enough to feed the world—yet nearly one-third of all food is lost or wasted. Much of that loss happens far upstream, driven by perishability, cold chain failures, infrastructure gaps, climate pressures, and suppl... more

Rising geopolitical tensions and global trade volatility have revealed a key power struggle: supply chains are a matter of national security. This year’s annual report from the congressional U.S.–China Economic and Security Review Commission warns th... more

As global supply chains face new waves of political uncertainty, regulatory change, and economic pressure, one thing remains clear: sustainability still matters. The latest State of Supply Chain Sustainability Report from the MIT Sustainable Supply C... more

Emerging markets play an essential role in global supply chains, providing much of the food, raw materials, and labor that keep the world running. But they also face unique challenges: fragmented systems, limited infrastructure, and volatile economie... more

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Recent Guests

Livia Shmavonian
Commissioner on the U.S.-China Commission, former director of the Made in America Office at the White House under President Biden
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission
Episode: Weaponized Supply Chains: U.S.-China Trade and National Security
Josh Hodges
Commissioner on the U.S.-China Commission, former national security advisor to Speaker of the House Mike Johnson
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission
Episode: Weaponized Supply Chains: U.S.-China Trade and National Security
Alejandro González
Software Business Unit Director at Mecalux
Mecalux
Episode: Smarter Warehouses: AI & Robotics at the Forefront of Logistics Innovation
Iñaki Fernández
Chief Technology Officer at Mecalux
Mecalux
Episode: Smarter Warehouses: AI & Robotics at the Forefront of Logistics Innovation

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Mackenzie Berry
Host focusing on various topics related to supply chain management, sustainability, and logistics innovation.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • As a supply chain professional, I enjoy the various topics being explored with these podcasts. A great source of new and diverse ideas. Thank you!

    Audible
    5
    J. Hook
    United States3 years ago
  • Love the academic perspective of Supply Chain value

    As a supply chain professional, I enjoy the various topics being explored with these podcasts. A great source of new and diverse ideas. Thank you!

    Audible
    5
    J. Hook
    United States3 years ago
  • Informative

    Great podcast, exactly what I’d expect from MIT, but why hasn’t there been an episode since summer 2020??

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nsudheen
    United States5 years ago

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Weaponized Supply Chains: U.S.-China Trade and National Security
Q: How should policymakers determine which dependencies pose unacceptable risks and which risks are manageable?
Policymakers need to ensure the U.S. can produce materials necessary for long-term competitiveness, balancing reliance on China with partnerships to reduce vulnerabilities.
Sustainability Still Matters
Q: Can you shed some light on the tools companies are using to measure Scope 3 emissions?
Many companies still rely on spreadsheets and face challenges with data accuracy and methodologies for measuring emissions, particularly Scope 3 emissions.
Sustainability Still Matters
Q: What are the biggest barriers supply chain leaders face when implementing new freight technologies?
North American firms face a lack of regulatory incentives and resistance to change, while European firms point to high upfront costs for new technologies.
What Coffee, Cobalt, and Mangoes Have in Common: Introducing the Emerging Market Economies Logistics Lab
Q: What's one action that governments, companies, or even individual consumers can take to improve global logistics equity?
Invest and demand more data and model-driven decisions to improve transparency and efficiency in logistics systems.
What Coffee, Cobalt, and Mangoes Have in Common: Introducing the Emerging Market Economies Logistics Lab
Q: How are these shocks amplified in emerging markets?
Shocks like global supply chain disruptions tend to have a greater impact in emerging markets due to their reliance on imports and the vulnerability of their consumers, particularly in food and essential goods.

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This series presents discussions on various aspects of supply chain management, focusing on both contemporary challenges and innovative solutions. Topics frequently explored include the complexities of sustainability, the implications of new technologies such as AI and robotics in logistics, and the evolving dynamics of global trade relationships, particularly between the U.S. and China. Listeners can expect insights from leading experts and practitioners at the forefront of transportation and logistics, making this a valuable resource for professionals looking to enhance their understanding of supply chain issues and strategies.

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