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MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
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MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics conducts research, education and industry collaboration across logistics, transportation, supply-chain design, planning and resilience.
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MIT CTL is relevant for applied and academic research in Supply Chain Design and logistics. Findings should be interpreted within the study assumptions, data and implementation context.
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- alertsNOMINATION: Crompton Greaves appoints Anuj Lall as Head of Integrated Supply Chain2026-07-21
- insightsNetwork-planning regret needs option design, not another approval loop2026-07-14
- alertsEVENT: Global Supply Chain Management conference runs in Niagara Falls2026-07-11
- jobsAccount Executive, SAP Academy for Customer Success2026-07-09
- insightsAI is becoming an operating layer across planning, procurement and logistics2026-07-02
- jobsInterim Supply Chain Manager — Food Manufacturing2026-06-30
- alertsEVENT: Optilogic examines how supply-chain design can close the decision-speed gap2026-06-30
- newsQuorum Software acquires Streamba to expand governed AI for energy logistics2026-06-25
- newsSamsara introduces agentic shipment visibility and disposable tracking labels2026-06-24
- jobsSenior Product Manager, AI Product/Design Lead — Supply Chain & Logistics2026-06-24
- insightsAgentic AI in logistics requires process orchestration and control2026-06-24
- insightsThe AI-skilled supply-chain talent gap requires role redesign, not hiring alone2026-06-24