Learn to help fulfill customer needs and improve decision-making using existing and emerging digital technologies in our continuing professional development course, “Supply Chain Digitalisation,” Aug. 30-31. Attend in-person in Adjirinagor, …
Join CARISCA's Distinguished Lecture Series with John Karani, president of the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM). The title is "The Journey Toward Supply Chain Management Professionalism: Lessons From the …
Learn how to create quality research questions If you’re an academic and would like to learn how to create quality research questions, join us September 22 for a virtual workshop …
What you will learn This training workshop will allow participants to improve their forecasting and supply planning skills. Participants will learn to understand the data requirements, the key steps in …
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Title: Working with Industry on Supply Chain Sustainability Issues
Supply Chain Financing: the Fintech and Traditional Banking Perspective Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. GMT Attend in person at the Fiesta Royale Hotel in Accra, Ghana, …
Thinking Beyond Procurement
About the event: Knowing how to write for nonacademic audiences is a key skill for researchers who want to have an impact beyond professional journals. Industry, institutions, policymakers, the …
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Seaports and African Trade: the Role of Ports in Africa’s Economic Growth
Register Here Knowing how to write for nonacademic audiences is a key skill for researchers who want to have an impact beyond professional journals. Industry, institutions, policymakers, the general …
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The goal of research is to answer questions. Good questions, however, are just the beginning. The second step is how to answer them. With the growth in the number and complexity of …
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