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SLU Center for Supply Chain Excellence
Educate, innovate, inspire, and lead supply chain management.
About SLU Center for Supply Chain Excellence
The Center for Supply Chain Excellence at the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business empowers the community through innovative programming to enhance profitability across the entire supply chain industry. By positioning SLU at the forefront of supply chain education, we ensure professionals are well-prepared to tackle future challenges. Our Center offers comprehensive training through diverse programs, events, and publications, covering critical areas such as supply and demand, inventory management, logistics, transportation, lean methodologies, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. We bring cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills to the forefront, equipping professionals with the tools they need to excel. Our Three Core Objectives: Deliver Management Training Seminars: We provide seminars implementing best practices in global supply chain management, significantly boosting financial performance. Conduct Advanced Research: Our research focuses on practical tools and techniques in supply chain management, driving innovation and efficiency. Execute Targeted Supply Chain Projects: We partner with corporations to tackle specific supply chain challenges, providing tailored solutions that drive success. Join us at the Center for Supply Chain Excellence, where we educate, innovate, inspire, and lead the way in supply chain management.
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Signals from SLU Center for Supply Chain Excellence
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
SLU Center for Supply Chain Excellence recognized Bayer as a Gold sponsor of TECH-CHAIN 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
SLU Center for Supply Chain Excellence recognized World Wide Technology as a Platinum sponsor of TECH-CHAIN 2026.
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Products & Services
SLU Center for Supply Chain Excellence demoed the platform to the board, which was not in production after 18 months.
Reported by Praveen Deshpande