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In our first bonus episode, Marianne Wanamaker Professor of Economics and Executive Director of the Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy at UT Knoxville and former member of the President’s Economic Council, joins Ted and Tom again to discuss the economic impacts of the war in Ukraine and its affect on supply chain.

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S3E6: The Promise of Technology in Uncertain Times with Shipium CEO Jason Murray 33:19

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For the March 2025 episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby are joined by guest host Thomas Deakins , managing director of the Global Supply Chain Institute, and Jason Murray , CEO and co-founder at Shipium to explore how data-driven decision-making fuels modern supply chain success. Their in-depth conversation touches on the power of predictive technology and Agentic AI, the complexities of integrating products and software, and the critical role of data in solving today’s most pressing supply chain challenges. With 19 years at Amazon in VP roles over retail systems and services and forecasting and supply chain, Murray brings deep expertise to the discussion. At Shipium, which he founded after leaving Amazon in 2019, he’s focused on bridging the gap between pre-purchase delivery promises and post-purchase fulfillment—ensuring better outcomes for both retailers and consumers. Listen in as our hosts also break down the strategic use of tariffs in trade negotiations, shifting consumer sentiment amid recession fears, and how the stock market reacts to supply chain uncertainty and policy shifts. The episode was recorded virtually on March 6, 2025. Related links : Tom Goldsby shares insights on the effects of a trade war on supply chains Consumer outlook sinks as recession fears take hold Stock market continues its slide after Trump ups the ante in trade war Trump doubles planned tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum U.S. employers a dd 151,000 jobs in February , unemploment up to 4.1% Jack Daniel’s producer claims Canada’s empty shelves ‘worse than tariffs’ Register for the Supply Chain Forum , April 8–10 in Knoxville Join the Advanced Supply Chain Collaborative to explore advanced concepts in SCM with experts Read our latest white paper, “ Unlocking the Potential of the Gen XYZ Labor Force ” Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S3E5: How Economics, Policy, and Labor Affect Maritime Operations with South Carolina Ports CEO Barbara Melvin 30:21

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For the February 2025 episode, host Ted Stank and guest host Josh King speak with Barbara Melvin, CEO and president of the South Carolina Ports about everything from U.S. trade and tariffs to the impact of labor and economic development on port operations. A member of the GSCI Advisory Board Melvin runs one of the fastest-growing ports in the country, and the fourth-busiest gateway on the East Coast in Charleston, South Carolina. Previously serving as the organization’s COO, she was named to her position in July 2022, becoming the first woman to lead a top 10 U.S. operating container port. In 2023, she was recognized as an Outstanding Woman in Supply Chain by student leaders at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Listen in as our hosts also delve into the state of the U.S. economy, talent development in the industry, applied research opportunities with UT, and the challenges leaders like Melvin are tasked with overcoming to benefit American businesses and consumers. The interview with Barbara Melvin starts at 8:23. The episode was recorded on February 13, 2025, during the Winter GSCI Advisory Board meeting at the Haslam College of Business. Related links : Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs shake up supply chains U.S. consumer inflation increases at fastest pace in nearly 1.5 years. Register for SCM Academies in Finance , and Planning Register for the Supply Chain Forum , April 8–10 in Knoxville Join the Advanced Supply Chain Collaborative to explore advanced concepts in SCM with top experts in the discipline. Read our latest white paper, “ Unlocking the Potential of the Gen XYZ Labor Force ” Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S3E4: Retail Returns and Cybersecurity Insights with Huseyn Abdulla and Seongkyoon Jeong 35:51

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For the first episode of 2025, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby spoke with UT Knoxville experts Huseyn Abdulla and Seongkyoon Jeong about their research in the areas of returns management and supply chain cybersecurity. Assistant professors and esteemed scholars in their disciplines, Abdulla and Jeong’s insights are a deep dive into the challenges and innovations shaping supply chain management. Among other points, Abdulla explains how retailers balance the growing demand for customer-friendly return policies with environmental and financial sustainability, while Jeong discusses the rising risk of cyberattacks in an increasingly data-driven world. Listen in as our hosts also delve into consumer sentiment, holiday spending, the trade implications of the new Trump administration, collaborations between Hyundai and Amazon, and much more. The episode was recorded virtually on January 17, 2025. Related links : U.S. shoppers set record for holiday spending in 2024 Logistics industry growth slowed in December , per Logistics Managers Index report Trump orders trade review ahead of potential tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China Hyundai begins selling vehicles on Amazon Autos U.S. consumers ‘resilient and strong’ in face of high prices and interest rates Read Huseyn Abdulla’s article in The Conversation about consumer backlash when retailers change their return policies, and his study published in the Journal of Operations Management Read Seongkyoon Jeong’s blogs on cybersecurity risks and three types of cyberattacks affecting supply chains Register for SCM Academies in Leadership , Finance , and Planning Read our latest white paper, “ Unlocking the Potential of the Gen XYZ Labor Force ” Register for the Supply Chain Forum , April 8–10 in Knoxville Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S3E3: Election Impact and Economic Forces Affecting Supply Chains with Marianne Wanamaker 35:47

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For our December episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby spoke with Marianne Wanamaker, dean of UT's Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs and a professor of economics and public policy. Wanamaker, who served as the chief domestic economist for the White House Council of Economic Advisors during the first Trump administration, is a recurring guest on the podcast and at meetings of the GSCI Advisory Board, where executives look to her for insights into the U.S. labor market. In our final recording of 2024, she addressed the U.S. presidential election, the threat of tariffs and inflation, the negotiating tactics of president-elect Donald Trump, business relationships with Mexico and China, immigration, and much more. The episode was recorded virtually on December 3, 2024. Related links : November Logistics Manager’s Index shows continued growth Discounts and deals led to a Black Friday and Cyber Monday that exceeded expectations Farm industry warns Trump’s deportation plans could upend food supply What the last Trump tariffs did per experts Is the U.S. national debt of $35 trillion putting global economy at risk? Read our latest white paper, " Unlocking the Potential of the Gen XYZ Labor Force ," released at the forum. Listen to previous episodes featuring Wanamaker in December 2021 , March 2022 , and July 2022 . Wanamaker on the future of the supply chain workforce for Zero100 podcast Save the Date for the April 2025 Supply Chain Forum , April 8–10 in Knoxville Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S3E2: Making the Workplace Meaningful with TrailPath and Sunland Logistics 55:55

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For our November episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby were live at the Fall 2024 Supply Chain Forum , where they spoke with Robert Martichenko, board chair for TrailPath Workplace Solutions, and Sunland Logistics Solutions' CEO Arch Thomason and VP of Human Resources Diane Lowman. With fundamental forces, from population demographics to shifting societal attitudes, shifting the nature of work and the relationships between people and their employers, the challenge of attracting, recruiting, developing, and retaining talent is greater than ever. Our guests provide an in-depth case study for how they've partnered to build a Meaningful Employment Environment where trust has been established, fundamental needs are being met, the environment is participative, and the work is meaningful. These are the kinds of relevant projects being tackled by University of Tennessee partners and shared through our extensive networks. Learn more about becoming a member of our renowned Supply Chain Forum today. The episode was recorded live at the Marriott Knoxville Downtown on November 13, 2024. Watch a video of the episode . Related links : Listen to our Season 1 episode featuring Robert Martichenko , "Is Lean Dead?" Read our latest white paper, " Unlocking the Potential of the Gen XYZ Labor Force ," released at the forum. Listen to our Season 2 episode with Sunland's Chief Customer Officer Elijah Ray , "It's All About People." Become a Supply Chain Forum member Learn about SCM Academy programs, including upcoming virtual courses on Leadership (Jan. 29–May 6), Finance (March 3–April 27), and Planning (March 17–May 11) Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S3E1: Creating Real-World Learning Environments with Paul Fortunato and Albemarle 35:59

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For the first episode of our third season, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Haslam College of Business lecturer Paul Fortunato and partners from his Supply Chain Project Management (SCM 430) course at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Fortunato, a former executive with Dow Chemical Company, invited Lori Maurer, director of the center for supply chain excellence, and Riley Clayton, logistics and supply chain manager, from Albemarle to talk with Ted and Tom about the corporation’s three-year involvement in his course. UT’s top-ranked supply chain management programs are held up by their real-world relevance and the close work with corporate partners such as Albemarle, a leading provider of lithium, bromine, and other essential chemical elements. Don’t miss this exciting discussion on talent identification, university and business collaborations, and real-world supply chain challenges addressed by UT students. To open the episode, our hosts also talk about the impact of U.S. port strikes, economic growth numbers, the upcoming presidential election, and more! Is your company interested in partnering with the University of Tennessee? Learn more about becoming a member of our renowned Supply Chain Forum. The episode was recorded virtually on October 28. Related links : The U.S. economy remains engine of global growth in latest IMF forecasts Election-year effect: scenarios that could impact the supply chain Don Maier on understanding the impact of organized labor on the U.S. supply chain For the fifth year, UT ranked No. 1 in the SEC and No. 4 nationally for SCM programs by U.S. News and World Report Register for the Fall 2024 Supply Chain Forum , Nov. 12–14 in Knoxville Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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BONUS Episode: Live at CSCMP Edge 2024 with Business Collaboration Expert Kate Vitasek 33:53

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In between Seasons 2 and 3, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby were at the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) Conference, where they caught up with Kate Vitasek, a GSCI Fellow and internationally renowned business leader, educator, and founder of Vested, a model for creating highly collaborative business relationships in which both parties are equally committed to each other’s success. Vitasek and her Vested model were nominated for the CSCMP Supply Chain Innovation and Teaching Innovation awards. Later this month, she will operate back-to-back courses on UT’s campus: Vested Executive Education (Oct. 28-30) and Collaborative Contracting (Oct. 31-Nov. 1). She also offers virtual courses and opportunities worldwide. You won’t want to miss out! ***Vitasek is offering a full scholarship to Ports and their management to send a group to Knoxville to attend either course*** The episode was recorded live on September 30, 2024, during the CSCMP Edge Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Related links : Learn more about Kate Vitasek and the Vested business model Download Vitasek’s full library of white papers and case studies in English, Spanish, French, Swedish, Dutch, and Portuguese Dockworkers go on strike , snarling traffic at East and Gulf Coast ports Hurricane Helene may devastate tech and health supply chains Register for the Fall 2024 Supply Chain Forum , Nov. 12–14 in Knoxville Become a Supply Chain Forum member Download GSCI’s latest white papers for free Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E12: It’s All About People with Sunland Logistics CCO Elijah Ray 33:53

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In the final episode of Season 2, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Elijah Ray, chief customer officer of Sunland Logistics Solutions about the evolution of third-party logistics, the importance of company culture, employee retention, and creating trust with clients. With nearly four decades of experience in logistics and supply chain management, Ray has contributed to a culture of continuous improvement and big-name brand engagement at Sunland. He is a member-at-large and former president of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. Don’t miss this exciting discussion on great workplace environments, thriving business partnerships, creating value for both parties, leading with care, and more. The interview with Elijah Ray starts at 5:40. The episode was recorded on August 15, 2024, during the GSCI Advisory Board meeting at the Haslam College of Business. Related links : US unemployment claims fall in sign of resiliency in job market Inflation dipped in July, Fed expected to cut interest rates Canada rail strike, lockouts slated to start this week Register for the Fall 2024 Supply Chain Forum , Nov. 12–14 in Knoxville Become a Supply Chain Forum member Download our latest white papers for free Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E11: Online Retail and the Modern-Day Consumer with Former Amazon Executive Dave Clark 38:24

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For our July episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Dave Clark, former CEO of worldwide consumer business for Amazon. In two decades at Amazon, Clark, a graduate of UT’s MBA program, helped build one of the most extensive supply chain operations in the world, with hundreds of fulfillment centers and transportation facilities, a fleet of several dozen dedicated aircraft, 100,000 delivery vans, and more than 1.5 million employees. Clark is a member of the American Red Cross Board of Governors and served as CEO of Flexport from 2022 to 2023. He is regularly sought out for his expertise in tackling logistics issues related to national security and global affairs. Don’t miss this exciting discussion on the evolution of Amazon’s consumer business as well as current warehousing trends, the state of the economy, retail consumer habits and expectations, and much more. The episode was recorded virtually on July 8, 2024. Related links : How consumer demands drive warehousing trends Ocean freight rates are spiking again Inflation continues to slow in the U.S. opening door to Fed rate cut U.S. labor market adds 206,000 jobs , unemployment rises to 4.1% Amazon plans to launch discount store to fend off Temu and Shein Gartner ranks UT’s graduate SCM programs No. 1 in North America Read/watch Dave Clark’s fireside chat at UT’s Haslam College in April Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E10: Developing Talent to Increase Impact with Joe Buckley and Dan Pellathy 35:31

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For our June episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with University of Tennessee colleagues Joe Buckley executive education director for supply chain management, and Dan Pellathy , assistant professor of practice for SCM. Buckley, who spent three decades in industry (including seven years as director of materials management and transportation for the Tennessee Valley Authority), is the mastermind behind UT’s highly acclaimed virtual learning academies. After the success of the Leadership and Finance academies, he and Pellathy collaborated on the Planning academy launching Fall 2024 and are working on a Procurement academy for 2025. More than 1,500 students, ranging from managers to VPs, across every industry have participated since the first Leadership academy was launched three years ago. In this conversation, they discuss talent development efforts, the mid-level manager crunch, pairing hard- and soft-skill development for emerging leaders, delivering education flexibly and in digestible forms for busy professionals, and more. Ted and Tom also talk about the reopening of the Port of Baltimore, the Container Port Performance Index Global Ranking of Container Ports, labor scarcity and automation, and more. The episode was recorded virtually on June 11, 2024. Related links : Baltimore’s busy port fully reopens after bridge collapse The Port of Charleston (53) is the top U.S.-ranked port , ahead of Philadelphia (55), Miami (74), and Boston (75), in CPPI’s 2023 rankings Potential strikes at East Coast and Gulf ports threaten further disruption Sudden container crunch sends ocean freight rates soaring Understanding America’s labor shortage : state-by-state analysis Tom Goldsby on the Dynamo Future of Supply Chain podcast discussing the complexities of global trade and logistics Learn more about SCM Talent Development programs at UT Download (free) Dan Pellathy’s white paper on supply chain planning talent development and leadership Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E9: Effective Leadership with SC Johnson CPO Martha Buffington 36:30

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For our May episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Martha Buffington, chief procurement officer for SC Johnson, about all aspects of effective business leadership. They touch on company culture in global organizations, advancing your career and finding success during times of transition, the importance of empowerment over delegation to drive team achievement, balancing double standards for female leaders, and more. A member of the GSC I Advisory Board, Buffington spent more than two decades with Coca-Cola, rising to the position of chief procurement officer for its Bottling Investments Group before transitioning into senior procurement positions with DSM in the Netherlands. She joined SC Johnson, a Supply Chain Forum member, in 2022. Listen in as our hosts discuss current consumer sentiment, import numbers and new tariffs, the latest in rail transportation in North America, the Port of Baltimore’s removal of the cargo ship Dali, and much more. The episode was recorded virtually on May 13, 2024. Related links : US consumer sentiment at six-month low , inflation expectations rise Cargo ship Dali that struck Port of Baltimore being removed Canada seeks ruling on mandatory shipments during potential rail strike US plans to impose major tariffs on EVs, other Chinese green energy imports Container import volumes rise in rebound after China's Lunar New Year How women manage the gendered forms of leadership Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E8: Sustainability in Manufacturing with WestRock’s Peter Anderson and Philips’ Jeff DiLullo 54:50

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For our April episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby were live at the Spring 2024 Supply Chain Forum speaking with Peter Anderson, chief supply chain officer for WestRock, and Jeff DiLullo, chief region leader for Philips North America. Both Anderson and DiLullo are senior industry leaders and members of the GSCI Advisory Board. Together with our hosts, they discuss all aspects of sustainability in the supply chain, including carbon footprint, scope emissions, regulatory practices and their influence, technological innovations, and more. The episode was recorded live at the Marriott Knoxville Downtown on April 10, 2024. Watch the video of the episode . Related links : U.S. economy adds 303,000 jobs in March , unemployment down to 3.8% Inventory expansion, more efficient us of warehousing and transportation drive economic activity in logistics sector Inflation remains a concern as March consumer prices come in above expectations Manufacturing activity contracts in February following 2.5 years of growth Sustainability at WestRock Sustainability at Philips Professor Alex Scott talks sustainable logistics and future-proofing supply chains on the Sustainable Supply Chain podcast Become a Supply Chain Forum member Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E7: High-Level Insights with Logistics Managers’ Index Creators Dale and Zac Rogers 40:26

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For our March episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby spoke with father-and-son supply chain researchers Dale Rogers and Zac Rogers , the proprietors of the Logistics Managers’ Index , about diversifying supply chains, global redesign, friendshoring, and much more. Dale is the ON Semiconductor Professor of Business at Arizona State University, where he directs the Frontier Economies Logistics Lab and the Internet Edge Supply Chain Lab. Like Ted, he is a member of the Supply Chain Hall of Fame and the recipient of numerous awards and grants. He is a leading researcher in reverse logistics, sustainable supply chain management, supply chain finance, and secondary markets. Zac is an associate professor of operations and supply chain management at Colorado State University. His primary research areas include the financial impact of supply chain sustainability, emerging logistics technologies, and supply chain cybersecurity. To start the episode, Ted and Tom discussed the positive February jobs report, consumer sentiment, the impact of the election cycle, manufacturing activity, international trade, and more. The episode was recorded remotely on March 8, 2024 . Related links : U.S. added 275,000 jobs in February but unemployment rate climbs Inflation rate ticks up to 3.2% , hotter than expected Consumer sentiment retreats slightly in February SEC approves rule requiring companies to report greenhouse gas emissions No end in sight to Red Sea shipping diversions Manufacturing activity contracts in February following 2.5 years of growth Attend the 2024 Spring Supply Chain Forum in Knoxville (partners only) Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E6: Planning for Global Business Success with Schneider Electric VP Jen Kelly 31:03

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For our February episode, co-host Ted Stank was joined by guest host Lance Saunders , associate professor of supply chain management. They spoke with Jen Kelly, vice president of planning for North America at Schneider Electric, about shortening supply chains, nearshoring and supplier capacity challenges, adding visibility into planning, generative AI for forecasting, and standardizing practice across a global organization. Kelly was in town for a meeting of the GSCI Advisory Board. Schneider Electric, ranked by Gartner as No. 1 for best supply chain in 2023, is a longtime partner of the Supply Chain Forum and a member of the Advanced Supply Chain Collaborative , which brings together industry professionals and UT faculty to tackle issues of critical importance to the discipline. To start the episode, Ted and Lance discussed U.S. job growth, freight surges, disruption of global trade, regulatory constraints, tensions with China, and much more. The episode was recorded on February 8, 2024. CORRECTION: At 11:05 in the episode, our host says that Target acquired Whole Foods. It was Amazon that purchased Whole Foods in a $13.7 billion deal in June 2017. Related links : Job growth surges in the U.S., 353,00 jobs added in January US container import volumes surge amid global supply chain challenges Mortgage rates jump back over 7 percent Consumer sentiment races to two-and-a-half year high Why are the Houthis attacking Red Sea ships Walmart growing, adding 150 stores across US China’s 17-year run as top source of US imports ends Mexico rises Download our latest white paper on Advanced Supply Chain Planning Register for the SCM Finance Academy Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E5: Steering through Stormy Seas with Maritime Expert Don Maier 36:24

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In our January episode, Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with maritime expert Don Maier about the state of international shipping, including shifts in trade lanes, the challenges of forecasting and capital planning, and the industry impact of issues from the Panama Canal to bubbling international conflicts. Before joining UT’s faculty as an associate professor of practice, Maier served as dean for the Maine Maritime and Cal Maritime Academies. As the founding dean of the School of Maritime Transportation, Logistics, & Management at California State University-Maritime Academy, he oversaw programs in marine transportation, international logistics, and naval science. He serves on advisory boards for the International Association of Maritime and Port Executives and the Containerization & Intermodal Institute. In their opening recap, Ted and Tom also discuss holiday season spending, reports on U.S. jobs and manufacturing, and more. This episode was recorded on January 5, 2024. Related links: Americans spent a record $222 billion shopping online this holiday season Major retailers offering returnless refunds this holiday season U.S. employers add 216,000 jobs in a sign of continued economic growth Manufacturing increased in December while warehouse availability surges to highest levels since pandemic Congressional leaders reach a deal to avert shutdown Red Sea attacks pose another threat to global economy Panama Canal enmeshed in a crisis disrupting global trade Don Maier writes in The Conversation about global shipping climate strategy Progress on U.S.-Mexico rail-ferry service China names a new naval chief as maritime tensions climb Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Register for the 2024 SCM Leadership Academy or SCM Finance Academy Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E4: Beyond the Classroom: Leaders Discuss the Real-World Impact of UT's EMBA for Global Supply Chain 38:59

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In this month’s episode, Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with three business leaders who recently graduated from the Executive MBA for Global Supply Chain (EMBA-GSC) in UT’s Haslam College of Business. They discuss their paths into the industry and the fine details of the program, including how it has brought value to their current roles at their companies and developed both their supply chain knowledge and leadership skills in just 11 months. Guests featured in this episode: Hans von Steiger, Director and Team Leader of Clinical Supply Strategy and Management Patricia Covington, Executive Director of Global Integrated Aftermarket Rebecca Ann Perreault, Director of Global Capabilities and Compliance Ted and Tom also discuss holiday inventory and spending, consumer confidence, the state of the labor market, inflation and housing, backlogs at the Panama Canal, and more. The episode was recorded at the Haslam College of Business on December 11, 2023. Related links: By the numbers: Black Friday and Cyber Monday achieved record sales Holiday inventory is balanced , no concern over stockouts or overstocks, per NRF Consumer confidence ticks up in November after months of decline Q3 growth rate for GDP was fastest since fourth quarter of 2021 Solid US job growth, drop in unemployment underscore labor market resilience Consumer return fraud a growing concern for retailers Logistics Manager’s Index Report for November 2023 Panama Canal drought to delay shipments into 2024 Watch: Why the EMBA-GSC makes sense for senior supply chain leaders Learn about the Executive MBA for Global Supply Chain (EMBA-GSC) Register for the 2024 SCM Leadership Academy or SCM Finance Academy Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Read the latest news and insights from GSCI Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E3: Navigating Supply Chain's Evolution with Former SC Ports Authority CEO Jim Newsome 41:45

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In this month’s episode, Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Jim Newsome , former president and CEO of the South Carolina Ports Authority, at the 27th Supply Chain Forum . The episode was recorded in front of a live audience on November 7, 2023, in Knoxville, Tennessee. Newsome (‘76, ‘77) earned both a bachelor’s and MBA in transportation and logistics from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, before embarking on a more than 40-year career in container ships, ports, and international transportation. He was recently named the 2023 Distinguished Alum by the Haslam College of Business. At the forum, the Global Supply Chain Institute also recognized him as a Distinguished Fellow. Listen as our co-hosts speak with Newsome about his work as an executive at South Carolina Ports, cast a vision for the future of supply chain management, and discuss visibility, sourcing, the labor market, and the evolution of UT’s business education from transportation to today’s highly regarded end-to-end supply chain management model. Watch a video version of this podcast on YouTube . Related links : U.S. economic growth accelerated to 4.9% last quarter Domestic manufacturing output rose in September. Container imports continue rising , outpacing pre-pandemic levels Labor market added 150,000 jobs in October , shows signs of cooling Holiday spending outlook is sluggish across retailers United Auto Workers secure historic contracts Alan Amling in FreightWaves on the unintended consequences of the UPS-Teamsters agreement What is hydrogen energy , and can it help fight climate change? Jim Newsome honored with the 2023 Distinguished Alum Award from the Haslam College of Business SC Ports’ record numbers in 2020 and 2021 Drought saps the Panama Canal , disrupting global trade China exports decline , takeaways from September data SC Ports handle Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E2: Learning From the Past to Predict the Future with CSCMP Leaders Tom Nightingale and Terry Esper 37:10

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For the second episode of Season 2, Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Terry Esper , professor of logistics at Ohio State University and Chair Elect for CSCMP, and Tom Nightingale , CEO of AFS Logistics and chairman of the board for CSCMP. They discuss professional development in the supply chain industry and highlight the paradigm shifts in organizational structures and talent acquisition strategies. Listen as Nightingale shares the latest initiatives by CSCMP, the growing trend of corporate memberships, the importance of local round tables, and the future of supply chain education. From the changing dynamics of professional organizations to the strategic engagement of CSCMP members, this episode is loaded with actionable insights that will redefine your understanding of the industry. Listen in as our co-hosts also discuss the near government shutdown, UAW strike, low water levels in the Panama Canal and Mississippi River, the Iran oil agreements, and more. Related Links UAW strike news LMI high-water mark Low water levels in the Panama Canal Tom Goldsby on the United Auto Workers strike’s roots in AI and ramifications for auto logistics UT Haslam’s Ted Stank Honored with Supply Chain Hall of Fame Induction Learn more about ASF Logistics Yellow Logistics files for bankruptcy Learn more about CSCMP's roundtables UT's Executive MBA for Global Supply Chain degree program UT's Masters in Supply Chain Management Online degree program Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Latest news and insights from the GSCI team Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S2E1: Embracing Innovation to Drive Success with Kenco Group President Denis Reilly 38:33

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For the first episode of Season 2, Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Denis Reilly, president and CEO of Kenco Group , a logistics provider based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. They discuss innovating, automating, and driving productivity even in the midst of a labor shortage. Denis, a member of the GSCI Advisory Board , also shared his approach to developing talent and what it’ll take to succeed as a senior leader in the future. Beyond the interview, listen in as Ted and Tom discuss consumer confidence reports, unemployment figures, the state of the current job market, economic projections for the remainder of 2023, and more. Related links: Consumer confidence wanes with high prices and a cooling job market Fed, economists make course correction on US recession predictions What holiday shopping could look like in 2023 Hiring settles into low gear as August unemployment rose to 3.8% Labor unions pushing for raises and better hours Tom Goldsby on the United Auto Workers strike’s roots in AI and ramifications for auto logistics Gen Z reconsidering the value of college degrees Read about Kenco’s Innovation Test Lab Listen to the Season 2 trailer and most popular episodes from the first season Subscribe to GSCI’s monthly newsletter Latest news and insights from the GSCI team Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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Get Ready for Season 2 of Tennessee on Supply Chain Management 2:45

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Hosted by the dynamic duo of Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby , Tennessee on Supply Chain Management will launch its second season later this month with a high-level discussion on innovation, automation, and driving productivity with Kenco Group President and CEO Denis Reilly. Prepare for a new slate of informative, insightful, and entertaining episodes with this teaser episode and relive the best from our first season below. Most popular episodes from Season 1: Delivering Hope for the Supply Chain Marathon with Pfizer VP Dr. Michael Ku ( Ep. 13 ) Is LEAN Dead? ( Ep. 4 ) How to Build a More Sustainable Supply Chain with Philips' Jeff DiLullo ( Ep. 15 ) Growing into Leadership with Caterpillar VP Wendi Gentry-Stuenkel ( Ep. 19 ) Will the Port Snarl Affect Santa's Deliveries? ( Ep. 1 ) Learn more about GSCI and how our academic and talent development programs can benefit supply chain professionals and business leaders from early career to the C-suite at our website. Latest articles and insights explaining what’s trending in the industry: The implications of the Teamsters Union contract with UPS The importance of companies building agile relationships with external stakeholders Making sense of the latest sustainability reporting requirements for the transportation industry. Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E24: Supply Chain Hall of Fame Inductee Ted Stank Reflects on His 30-Year Career 35:19

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For the final episode of the podcast’s first season, our co-hosts split responsibilities in light of Ted Stank being named the winner of this year’s Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) Distinguished Service Award , earning him a place in the Supply Chain Hall of Fame . Tom Goldsby interviews Ted about the two decades he has spent pioneering supply chain management education at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, setting the standard for how universities can collaborate with industry to reap maximum benefits. Ted shares his journey into logistics and supply chain management from his time as an operations officer in the United States Navy, how he’s seen the field evolve, and the most significant achievements of his long and storied career. Ted currently serves as the co-executive director of the Global Supply Chain Institute and leads the Advanced Supply Chain Collaborative, a joint initiative between UT and leading Fortune 500 partner firms to explore advanced concepts in the discipline. Beyond the interview, Ted and Tom discuss the implications of the UPS-Teamsters agreement, Yellow Freight’s closure, record-sitting e-commerce numbers, global challenges to supply chains in China, Ukraine, India, and more. Related links: Alan Amling on the early takeaways from UPS-Teamsters Union’s tentative agreement . UPS cuts 2023 forecasts, fights to regain business lost during US labor talks Yellow Freight, third-largest small-freight trucking company in the U.S., ceases operations 187,000 jobs added in July as unemployment falls to 3.5% Chinese imports down 24 percent ; Mexico becomes U.S. top trading partner Amazon touts ‘biggest ever’ Prime Day , online sales surge to $12.7 billion What does Amazon’s solid Q2 mean for Target and Walmart ? Ukraine-Russia war disrupts shipments of grain and oil , threatens food and energy markets India suspends rice exports , risking global food crisis Ted discusses his career and the evolution of SCM education with European Business Review . Latest news and insights from the GSCI team. Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E23: The State of Supply Chains with John Bell 37:01

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In our July episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby are joined by professor John Bell , department head for supply chain management in the Haslam College of Business, to discuss economic competition between the United States and China, the sourcing of rare earth elements essential for producing electronics and other technologies, and the growth of the University of Tennessee’s top-ranked supply chain programs. Bell, who was recently named the John “Red” Dove Professor of Supply Chain Management, was a career maintenance and logistics officer in the United States Air Force. As a supply chain researcher, he is considered an authority in the areas of supply chain strategy, resource scarcity, hazardous material transportation, and logistics with publications in prominent journals, including the Journal of Business Logistics, Transportation Journal, Advanced Engineering Informatics, and the International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management. This year, Bell has written a series of articles for GSCI exploring the understudied and misunderstood processes for sourcing natural resources used as raw materials by the industries that make the products we buy every day. Listen as Ted and Tom discuss slowing inflation, the delivery challenges posed by strikes and potential strikes in Canada and the U.S., nearshoring of manufacturing to Mexico, and more. Note: Ted was recently honored with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) Distinguished Service Award , earning him a place in the Supply Chain Hall of Fame alongside such innovators as Jeff Bezos, Henry Ford, and former UT professor Tom Mentzer . Stay tuned for our next episode in which Tom interviews Ted to get his take on receiving the award. Related links: Inflation rose just 0.2% in June as consumers get a break from price increases U.S. service sector picks up as inflation slows, ISM survey shows Federal Reserve closing in on end of rate hike cycle Carriers divert ships from Canada’s strike-hit west coast ports GSCI Fellow Alan Amling’s five key questions and answers from UPS-Teamsters negotiations New restrictions at the Panama Canal due threaten the future of the shipping route US nearshoring wave grows as Mexico exports jump close to record Tension between China, U.S., Russia and Ukraine threatens global economic growth Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E22: The Value of Relationships Between Industry and Academia 32:51

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In our June episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby are joined by professor Stephanie Eckerd and recent Ph.D. graduate Anne Dohmen to discuss the relationship between industry and academia at the University of Tennessee, the value of partnerships for research, and their own transitions from practitioners to professors. Eckerd, who was recently named the FedEx Chair of Supply Chain Management in the Haslam College of Business, is the director of UT’s SCM Ph.D. program . Dohmen, who was an engineer by training and worked for both General Mills and Procter and Gamble before transitioning into academia, researches supply chain planning, agility, and disruptions. This fall, she will begin a job as an assistant professor at Michigan State University’s Eli Broad College of Business. Listen as Ted and Tom discuss highlights of the Spring Supply Chain Forum , the current state of inventory and imports nationwide, the role academic research plays in company performance, and more. Related links : Everything you need to know from Spring SCF 2023 Several GSCI SCF partners named in Gartner’s Global Supply Chain Top 25 , including Schneider Electric (1), Colgate-Palmolive (3), Johnson & Johnson (4), PepsiCo (5), and Pfizer (6) Listen to our May podcast episode with three leaders from Schneider Electric about how to cultivate supply chain talent Read a Q&A about the societal importance of UT’s supply chain research with Eckerd and professor Chris Craighead The latest updates on the U.S. debt ceiling legislation UPS strike looms with big repercussions for consumers Laredo remains nation’s No. 1 gateway for international trade. Rates decrease, volume falls, and new capacity comes online for ocean shipping Tom, Ted, and Lance Saunders’ 2021 article on the bullwhip effect in the Wall Street Journal Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E21: Cultivating Supply Chain Talent with Schneider Electric 39:19

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Recorded live at the 2023 Spring Supply Chain Forum , our May episode has co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speaking with leaders from Schneider Electric , a global specialist in energy management and automation with operations in more than 100 countries and premium SCF partner . Guests featured in this episode: Kelly Britt, Global Supply Chain North America Talent Manager Lisa Waters, VP HR Global Supply Chain North America Samia Kaci, VP Logistics Global Supply Chain North America Listen as Ted and Tom discuss the latest news and trends in global supply chain management. They then speak with Kelly, Lisa, and Samia about talent management and development, including how to make employees feel a part of the team, buying into the company’s larger mission, flexible working environments, managing diverse workforces, and providing tools and resources to help employees succeed. Related links: Watch a live recording of this podcast episode from the 2023 Spring SCF Where the trucking and rail recession shows up in logistics data With inflation rising, retailers need to prepare for excess inventory Office occupancy declines according to recent Collier’s report Labor shortage and retention among top supply chain concerns Schneider Electric ranked second in Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 for 2022 Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E20: Digital Innovation in Supply Chain with Zero100 Co-Founder Kevin O’Marah 38:14

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In our April 2023 episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Kevin O’Marah, co-founder of Zero100 , a membership-based think tank and research company that works with some of the world’s most notable businesses toward a zero carbon, 100% digital supply chain. Kevin has a long and storied career in the industry and is a member of the GSCI Advisory Board and a GSCI Fellow. Before Zero100, he was chief storyteller for Amazon’s Last Mile Logistics organization, chief content officer for SCM World, and a VP at Gartner, where he created its Supply Chain Top 25 rankings. Listen as Ted, Tom, and Kevin discuss the latest news and trends in supply chain management, including digitalization, the evolution of supply chains, consumer influence, reducing carbon emissions, and more. Related links: Federal Reserve raises key interest rate 0.25% amid banking turmoil Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank sows fear over banking system Proposed merger of Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern railroads to connect United States, Mexico, and Canada Could Mexico replace China as leader in global manufacturing exports ? Gartner Supply Chain University Top 25 rankings for 2022 The Seeing, Thinking, Acting decision-making process of supply chain managers, as described by Ted, Tom, and others in their paper, “ Toward a Digitally Dominant Paradigm for Twenty-First Century Supply Chain Scholarship ” for the International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management Kevin’s Zero100 article, “ Digital Transformation is 80% Strategy and 20% Technology ” Kevin’s Zero100 article, “ Scope 3 Carbon Victory Needs Sector-Level Collaboration ” Kevin’s Forbes article, “ Supply Chain Saves the World ” Read Zero100’s The Signal newsletter Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E19: Growing into Leadership with Caterpillar VP Wendi Gentry-Stuenkel 33:20

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In our March 2023 episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby speak with Wendi Gentry-Stuenkel, vice president of procurement for Caterpillar Inc., about leadership. A member of the GSCI Advisory Board and recognized industry leader, Wendi spent 20 years in the automotive industry with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles before moving to Caterpillar, where she oversees a large and dynamic team spread over 26 countries. Tune in as Wendi discusses the value of honesty, learning from experience, growth that leads to innovation, mentorship, and more. Related links: Chinese spy balloons and supply chains Consumer confidence falls for the second straight month Major retailers see shifts in consumer spending Target and Sam’s Club both announce big investments to speed up online delivery US petroleum exports at an all-time high amid war in Ukraine After its derailment in Ohio, Norfolk Southern unveils safety plan as bipartisan bill makes its way through Congress Learn more about Caterpillar Inc . Wendi discusses learning, leading, and listening on The Caterpillar Podcast . Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E18: An Inside Look at Studying Supply Chain at UT with Three Top Students 34:41

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In this episode, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby are joined by a live audience and three UT Knoxville graduating seniors in supply chain management. They discuss their journeys to the university and the major, the value of getting involved in student orgs, attending industry events, and networking, and what they looked for in future employers. The three guests featured in this episode: Lillian Qin, president of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) student roundtable. She will start her career with KPMG in procurement and outsourcing consulting in Chicago Halie Fairchild, president of NeXus Women in Supply Chain student group. She has accepted a rotational role, starting in internal audit, from HF Sinclair Corporation in Dallas Jack Parr, who is heading to Cincinnati to work for P&G’s inventory team in a data analytics position Related links: Do massive layoffs in Big Tech suggestion an incoming recession? The Institute of Supply Management’s manufacturing index report for January 2023 GDP report shows fourth quarter growth of 2.8% GSCI Fellow Alan Amling discusses potential UPS workers strike with Supply Chain Drive Resources, including internship information, certificate programs, and student groups , for undergraduates at UT How companies can recruit UT’s supply chain talent Information and registration for students planning to attend the SCM Career Expo , Feb. 20 Scholars of Distinction, an undergraduate honors program for top-performing SCM majors Listen to our previous episode with recent graduates at BP, Denso, and Eastman Chemical Company about transitioning from college to professional career Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E17: Win-Win Business Relationships with Vested Founder Kate Vitasek 35:13

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In the first episode of 2023, co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby discuss the holiday season, how supply chains held up, and offer some predictions for business and the economy in 2023. They are joined by GSCI Fellow Kate Vitasek , a business leader, educator, and speaker who founded Vested, a model for creating highly collaborative business relationships in which both parties are equally committed to each other’s success. Related links: Learn more about the Vested approach Tom and GSCI Fellow Alan Amling’s commentary, "A New Year’s Resolution for Stemming Retail’s Returns Tsunami" for Wall Street Journals’ Logistics Report China reverses COVID policy , surge could cripple supply chains U.S. labor market ends 2022 strong Tech sector announces big job cuts After supply challenges in 2022, demand is weakening Previous episode on future of retail with former Walmart CEO Bill Simon Kate’s articles for Forbes Kate’s keynote speech for Reuters’ Supply Chain Execution event Vested executive education courses through UT Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E16: What a Fleet Sustainability Index Could Mean for your Supply Chain 34:07

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Listen as co-hosts Ted Stank and Tom Goldsby discuss the origin and implications of the new University of Tennessee, Knoxville – project44 Fleet Sustainability Index with Alex Scott, assistant professor of supply chain management, and Thomas Deakins, SVP of global partnerships and alliances for project44. Related Links Black Friday : Record high 196.7 million in person shoppers, up from 179 million in 2021 UPS and FedEx holiday shipping deadlines National unemployment rates at 3.5%-3.7% Inventory levels are high Chinese market and COVID shutdowns Apple iPhone Pro shipping delays US as world's top foreign direct investment in 2021 Rail strike update West Coast Ports backlog , or lack thereof OPEC continuing production Lean more about the University of Tennessee's Executive MBA for Global Supply Chain project44 and UT Knoxville Fleet Sustainability Index CSCMP Edge article about the Fleet Sustainability Index Learn more about the Global Supply Chain Institute's research on agility Read more of the Global Supply Chain Institute's research on agile resiliency How much are supply chain disruptions costing your organization? GSCI blog article series Browse GSCI's research on sustainability University of Tennessee Research Foundation Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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S1E15: How to Build a More Sustainable Supply Chain with Philips' Jeff DiLullo 31:38

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Join co-hosts Tom Goldsby and Ted Stank as they chat with Jeff DiLullo, head of services and solutions delivery and field operations for Philips North America, about how to build a resilient, agile supply chain. Jeff, who graduated with an MBA in marketing, logistics, and supply chain from UT in 2001, shares sustainability efforts underway at Philips, from reducing the carbon footprint of its healthcare supply chain to creating value through science-based targets for suppliers in order to create a circular economy. Related Links UPS and FedEx raise rates U.S. manufacturing purchasing managers index rose to 50.7 Earnings reports coming in Mixed bag with healthy top lines, challenging bottom lines, and income statements being weighed down by inflation. Highway diesel prices rise General rate increases for parcel and LTL FedEx and UPS made headlines, 6.9% on average. Old Dominion in at 4.9%. Freight volumes are down Peloton's inventory issues Learn more about University of Tennessee's Master's of Science in Supply Chain Management Online degree program Learn how to build resilient agile supply chains Related Links — Philips Philips signs health care sector pledge Sustainability at Phillips Phillips went carbon neutral in 2020 Philips' circular economy Largest telehelth E-ICU deployment Text the Tennessee on Supply Chain Management team!…

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