Department Head Yemisi Bolumole introduces a new iteration of the GSCI newsletter dedicated to the faculty research shaping supply chain scholarship and practice.

UT’s online SCM Academies deliver career-advancing credentials in leadership, finance, procurement, technology, and planning—built for working professionals.

When Carvana was banned from selling cars in several states, conventional wisdom held that traditional dealers would get a boost, then lose it once Carvana returned. New research from a Haslam College of Business professor tells a more interesting story.

When tariffs hit in 2018, companies didn’t just stockpile—they transformed. New research from Haslam College of Business supply chain management faculty finds a surprising silver lining.

The University of Tennessee’s eight-week SCM Technology Academy helps supply chain professionals build the skills to evaluate AI, automation, and digital supply chain technologies, lead adoption, and deliver measurable value.

At the Supply Chain Forum, company leaders shared how world affairs are impacting fuel supplies and freight movement.

The longest-running study of shipper-3PL relationships is entering a new chapter. The questions it’s asking have never been timelier.

A fireside chat on leadership, decision-making, and managing supply chain complexity, with insights on AI, workforce challenges, and geopolitical volatility.

What GSCI Partners Need to Know About AI, Energy, and Resilience from the Leaders Shaping the Future of Supply Chain Management

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