Supply Chain Forum
Twice a year, more than 200 professionals from 60 top companies meet for a day and a half of keynote presentations, breakout sessions, networking receptions and recruiting opportunities.
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The Haslam College of Business prepares students with a broad, cross-disciplinary approach to supply chain management. As a result, our graduates are sought after by the most prominent businesses in the industry, averaging more than 100 companies per year.
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The Haslam College of Business’s faculty experts teach classes that offer immediate application outside the classroom ranging in duration from one day to 11 months.
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When your company joins the supply chain forum you learn from our academic thought leaders, network with an elite group of industry professionals and recruit some of the best graduates in supply chain.
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It fuels our RESEARCH. It defines our COURSES. It prepares our STUDENTS.
A SAVVY Guide to the Digital Supply Chain
How to Evaluate and Leverage Technology to Build a Supply Chain for the Digital Age. Sponsored by IBM - A Report by the Supply Chain Management Faculty at the University of Tennessee.
Advanced Demand/Supply Integration (DSI) Best Practices
Why S&OP has largely not been effective in the last four decades. Sponsored by HAVI - A Report by the Supply Chain Management Faculty at the University of Tennessee
New Product Initiative Best Practices
Driving incremental value through proactive supply chain involvement. Sponsored by Bush Brothers and Company.
Featured Experts
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Ted Stank
Harry J. & Vivienne R. Bruce Chair of Excellence
Wendy Tate
Cheryl Massingale Faculty Research Fellow
Shay Scott
Executive Director of Supply Chain & Operations Programs; Managing Director of the Global Supply Chain Institute
Mandyam Srinivasan
Pilot Corporation Chair of Excellence
Kate Vitasek
Adjunct Faculty
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UT Study Identifies Seven Key Practices to Mastering Demand and Supply Integration
Including why S&OP has largely not been effective in the last four decades.