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UT Haslam No. 1 Nationwide for Supply Chain Management Empirical Research

This marks the 12th straight year the UT Haslam supply chain management department has placed in the top five of the SCM Journal List annual research ranking.
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Beyond the Forecast: Rethinking Demand-Driven Planning

Benchmark supply chains are shifting from internally driven planning to a Right-to-Left model synchronized with actual consumption. The result: lower inventory, stronger service, and measurable gains in total value.
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The Cultural Roots of Forecasting Failures

While forecast accuracy metrics have improved incrementally over five decades, bias and dysfunction persist. Leading-edge supply chains are discovering that the solution begins with organizational realignment.
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Everything You Need to Know from the Fall 2025 Supply Chain Forum

Hundreds of business professionals, industry leaders, and top students joined us on Rocky Top for three days of learning, networking, and recruiting opportunities.
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Tariffs, Protectionism, and Uncertainty: How US Economic Policy Affects Global Supply Chains

Economics professor Georg Schaur joined Tom Goldsby on stage at the Fall Supply Chain Forum for a discussion on the hidden costs of trade disruption.
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