Thought leadership from the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducationManagement |
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
Self-driving cars have been heralded by many as the future of transportation—promising safer roads, reduced traffic, and greater mobility for all. Yet despite rapid advancements in technology and a surge in assistive driving features, acceptance of f... more
Sustainability has become an imperative for many companies—but in the face of regulatory rollbacks and budget cuts, are those goals here to stay? In this episode, we explore how companies can meaningfully pursue sustainability, even amid shifting pol... more
In recent years, online education has come to the forefront as an alternative to traditional education programs. Its increasing prominence reflects its adaptability, flexibility, affordability, and far-reaching scale. As the global workforce stands t... more
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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!
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!
Great podcast, exactly what I’d expect from MIT, but why hasn’t there been an episode since summer 2020??
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This series offers in-depth discussions surrounding the complex and evolving world of supply chain management and logistics, featuring insights from experts affiliated with leading institutions. The content spans various critical themes such as sustainability, technological advancements like AI and robotics, the impact of economic challenges on supply chains, and the role of online education in workforce development. Listeners can expect to hear from practitioners and researchers about real-world logistics challenges, innovative solutions, and the future landscape of the industry, making it a valuable resource for professionals seeking to stay informed on the latest trends and insights in supply chain practices.
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