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Sharing Expertise and Advice Dr. Benoit Montreuil and student researchers developed an automated centralized system to predict demand, and supply critical COVID-19 PPE to the larger Georgia Tech research community.
Sharing Expertise and Advice Dr. Keskinocak's work addresses infectious disease modeling, evaluating intervention strategies, and resource allocation. For years, she has studied how societies manage pandemics, and how outbreaks overtax the health care system and wrack supply chains to worsen pandemics.
Online Course Offerings Continue your education remotely with our self-paced, online professional development programs. We also offer customized virtual classes tailored to meet your training needs.
Why Supply Chain Engineering? Subhash Segireddy (MSSCE 2013) says he gets asked all the time, “Why supply chain engineering?” The world-class faculty and the one-year master’s in supply chain engineering led him to Georgia Tech’s Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering (ISyE).
Georgia Tech and JPMorgan Chase Work to Increase Atlanta Youth Participation in Trade and Logistics Careers A new fast-track certification program to help promote increased participation from Atlanta’s minority youth in high-growth careers.
The Physical Internet Will Rest On The Internet Of Things While the Internet of Things is getting increased attention among stakeholders in industry and government across all markets and countries, the Physical Internet is progressively considered as an approach worthy of consideration in rethinking the global supply chain.
SCL on Georgia Tech Savannah Campus SCL is represented at the GT Savannah campus, offering professional education courses, supporting workforce development, and partnering with Coastal Region companies to assist with their supply chain and logistics initiatives.

Upcoming Courses

Jul 13 to Jul 16
Responsive Supply Chain Design and Operations
Jul 20 to Jul 23
Inventory Management and Resource Allocation in Supply Chains
Jul 27 to Jul 30
Systems Operations and Strategic Interactions in Supply Chains

Welcome to the
Georgia Tech Supply Chain and Logistics Institute

The Georgia Tech Supply Chain and Logistics Institute (SCL), an Interdisciplinary Research Center, provides global leadership for research and education in the application of scientific principles to optimize the design and integration of supply chain strategy, infrastructure, processes, and technology. SCL’s primary activities involve the development of new concepts and strategies for the practice of supply chain engineering and new tools for analysis, design, and management of logistics processes.

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