Skills development for the future of supply chain management

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“The reality is that business, technology and supply chain business challenges are out-distancing current skill and talent needs,” writes supply chain expert Bob Ferrari in this blog. The stats look pretty scary for anyone trying to plan their supply chains longer-term. In the US, for example, some 60m workers will retire by 2025, with just 40m to replace them, placing further pressure on businesses already trying to deal with rapid technological developments and increasing global complexity. Against that background, training ...