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Essential reading from leading researchers and scholars on the latest trends and topics relevant to global supply chain management.
UT Study Identifies Best Practices to Synchronize Your Supply Chain
The program provides immediate ROI to candidates and their organizations as well as corporate sponsors through emphasis on real-time knowledge applications
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Haslam College of Business and Noodle Partners To Continue Success With Launch of Executive MBA for Global Supply Chain
The program provides immediate ROI to candidates and their organizations as well as corporate sponsors through emphasis on real-time knowledge applications
For a Supply Chain Supervisor and Dedicated Mom, the Online MS SCM’s Flexibility is Priceless
Meet Tiffany Mobley, who started her online MS SCM in the Fall of 2019. Tiffany is a Supervisor at Cummins, a global power technology company and automotive supply chain leader.
MS Supply Chain Management Online vs. Traditional MBA
Flexibility in studies and career are key factors for choosing between an MBA and an MS-SCM.
Customs Specialist Turns to the Online MS-SCM to Sharpen Her Supply Chain Knowledge
When Erin Weeks saw the online program for supply chain management at UT, she jumped at it.
Transportation Manager at Amazon Pursues his MS-SCM Online to Keep Pace with the Best and Brightest in the Field
Having the UT Haslam Supply Chain program on my résumé helped put me in the top tier.
UT Webinar Assesses Supply Chain Risk through the EPIC Report™ and Related Framework
The Global Supply Chain Institute co-sponsored a webinar about the EPIC Report.
Researchers Frame Basic Principles for Managing Supply Chain Cyber Risks
In the 21st century, cybersecurity threats are a growing, technologically-advanced risk to global supply chains.
The Online MS SCM: A Curriculum Informed by the Supply Chain Industry
Supply chain management is a fast-growing field with lots of opportunity.
Global Supply Chain Institute Hosts Supply Chain Forum – Virtually
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Global Supply Chain Institute, housed in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville's Haslam College of Business, engaged more than 200 participants in its first-ever online Supply Chain Forum, April 15-16, 2020.