Hundreds of business professionals, industry leaders, and top students joined us on Rocky Top for three days of learning, networking, and recruiting opportunities.

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.

At the Fall Supply Chain Forum, retired Rear Admiral Kevin Sweeney discussed lessons from his 32-year Navy career and how they apply to modern supply chain strategy and leadership.

The latest GSCI white paper shows that leaders can reduce costs and improve customer loyalty by managing returns holistically using the 5Ps of Returns Management framework—people, policies, processes, products, and partners.

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern recently announced a merger with the potential to reshape the competitive landscape of American rail and, perhaps, the broader logistics ecosystem. GSCI senior faculty examine the implications and share five key considerations as a balanced commentary on what’s at stake.

A new white paper from GSCI dives into the latest workforce crisis and what supply chain professionals must do to fill critical talent gaps for reshoring manufacturing.

Is it realistic or cost-effective for government policy to require rail operators to adopt zero-emissions standards? UT supply chain management professor Alex Scott analyzes emissions in the rail industry and evaluates potential policies to encourage rail decarbonization.

In just nine months, UT Haslam College of Business students are equipped with valuable skills and networking to earn high-level positions in a crowded, competitive marketplace. The inaugural program launches in September 2025.

Wrapping our series on future-ready procurement capabilities and best practices, here are five priority areas for procurement leaders, including developing a customer-centric approach, investing in talent development, and leveraging technology.