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Recycling e-commerce boxes offers opportunities to increase emissions savings, but other factors can impact that calculation

The strategy of locating supplier facilities near each other could offer freight and inventory holding costs greater than 70%.

How do downstream supply chains affect patients’ access to oncology drugs?

Disruptions are no longer just a bad dream, but something that must be planned for.

Efforts to reduce carbon footprints can backfire under spend-based accounting methods—unless firms prioritize supplier data transparency and targeted sustainability strategies.

The U.S. full truckload (FTL) market is uniquely challenging for shippers to navigate because of its high degree of market fragmentation, competitiveness, and magnitude. This study aims to establish “state-of-the-practice” behaviors as well as highlight “state-of-the-art” behaviors in full truckload procurement organizations.

Simple, tailored, and automated models pave the way for more accurate demand forecasting.

Retailers can stock fresher food by adopting a pick-to-zero warehouse strategy, as simulations reveal significant improvements in the freshness of perishable products.

The MIT Supply Chain Management Master’s Program is pleased to announce the winners from the Class of 2026 of the Advancing Women Through Education (AWE) Fellowship.