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Past events 2020/21

Details of past events 2020/21 for PARC Institute of Manufacturing, Logistics and Inventory

2nd International Workshop on Forecasting for Social Good

24-25 June 2021 (virtually/online)

Following a successful workshop in Cardiff, UK and the International Journal of Forecasting's special issue on Forecasting for Social Good we are pleased to announce the 2nd biannual Workshop on Forecasting for Social Good. The goal of this workshop is to improve the research and practice in issues related to forecasting for social good by facilitating interactions between practitioners, researchers, and policymakers to develop a cohesive and sustainable network of international collaborations.

The International Workshop on Forecasting for Social Good (FSG) will take place on 24-25 June 2021, virtually. This event is being co-sponsored by the International Institute of Forecasters (IIF). The goal of this workshop is to improve the research and practice in issues pertaining to forecasting for social good.

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Industry 4.0 What it really means and why you should care (Blue Yonder)

10 June 2021 (online)

PARC Visiting Professor, PARC Co-chair and DSV - Global Transport and Logistics's Executive Vice President of Logistics Manufacturing Services and Latin America, Mike Wilson participated at Blue Yonder webinar on Industry 4.0 and its impacts in supply chains: what it really means and why should you care?

Webinar overview

Logistics industry experts from DSV, Cranfield University and Alcott Global share their unique perspectives on Industry 4.0, and how it impacts those managing supply chains. Sharing their opinions on the latest technologies shaping the industry; how these become ever more critical in attracting and, retaining customers and adapting to market disruptions; and the challenges of finding and managing the talent and skills required in your current, and future workforce.

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Logistics Research Network Conference 2020

9-11 September 2020, Cardiff Business School, Cardiff

With the impact of the financial crisis still being felt globally, yielding economic, social, political and environmental consequences, there is a need for academics to influence both the practice and theory of logistics for more resilient and sustainable business models that deliver ‘public value’. LRN 2020 will debate and critique the whole range of contemporary issues associated with ‘public value’.

The Future of Supply Chains

March 2020, Temple of Peace, Cardiff

Cardiff Business School's Logistics and Operations Management Section are leading pioneering research into the latest advances within supply chains. Join us on Tuesday 24 March where we will share our insights and progress, in partnership with the industry managers that collaborate with us such as DSV/Panalpina, Ocado, Accolade Wines and Yeo Valley. This day will enable you to experience the cutting edge of supply chain innovation.