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“Jobs of Tomorrow”: Put A Lock On It: Cybersecurity and the Supply Chain
In a world where cyber mischief is as common as morning coffee, MHI’s Jobs of Tomorrow docuseries confronts the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity in supply chains. Long before the pandemic hit, supply chains faced a different breed of challenges – […]
Balancing Demand and Capacity to Meet Customer Expectations
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine Consumers expect fast service—at their favorite restaurants, in retail shops, and especially from the service department of their car dealership. The expectation for quick turnaround on service and repairs is what makes Will Black’s job […]
Schooling the Next Generation of Industrial Engineers
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine The journey from a music degree to a career in supply chain management may not sound like a logical pathway, but for Jerimy Logan, it made sense. He received his undergraduate degree in music from […]
Educating Students for Supply Chain Success
Content was pulled from MHI Solutions Magazine Q4.2018 What skills do companies look for when hiring an early-career supply chain professional? Beyond a basic knowledge of the industry, desirable characteristics include technical and analytical abilities, problem-solving experience, good soft skills […]
Spread the Word: Supply Chain Is Cool
By Carol Miller, VP, Marketing and Communications Services, MHI Content was pulled from MHI Solutions Magazine Q4.2018 Changing the perception of supply chain—and the types of careers within the industry—is essential to successfully attracting and retaining the workforce of the […]
Recap of the 2018 International Material Handling Research Colloquium
The College Industry Council on Material Handling Education (CICMHE) sponsors the biannual International Material Handling Research Colloquium (IMHRC) to bring together academic and industrial participants to discuss the latest in material handling, facility layout and design, logistics and supply chain research. […]