Early-bird pricing for the 2025 Business Forum and Exhibition is available until April 30. Groups of five or more from the same company can receive a discount on registration. Seats are limited, and we expect the event to sell out quickly.
Africa is not just a backdrop for research. It is a rich, underutilized source of theory. Grounding your research in African contexts enables you to generate insights that are locally relevant and globally significant.
This session will be led by Nathaniel Boso, PhD, a leading African scholar whose work has shaped global conversations in international business and marketing. Boso will discuss how to build theory that captures the African business experience and how to defend that theory in journals, conferences, and global academic forums.
The rapid evolution of technology is transforming supply chain operations. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital platforms now help businesses monitor products, anticipate needs, and respond rapidly. Machines recognize patterns, …
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Research in operations and supply chain management (OSCM) is shaped by widely recognized methodological conventions. Some of these conventions come from general scientific principles, while others have developed through disciplinary …
CARISCA CPDs Are Back! CARISCA is excited to announce the return of our Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses! To kick things off, we’re introducing two free introductory sessions open to …
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Today’s supply chains face constant disruptions such as extreme weather, pandemics, and geopolitical tensions. How can they stay efficient and resilient?
Join us on November 24 for an engaging session on how digital twins can help design, test, and strengthen supply chains for better performance and faster recovery.
Expect to learn how digital models improve resilience, reveal vulnerabilities, and support smarter decisions across complex global networks.
Reverse logistics is gaining importance as organizations pursue sustainability and circular supply chain strategies. This course introduces participants to the concepts and processes involved in managing the flow of products and materials back through the supply chain.