Thus, alongside hard skills, developing soft skills in logistics and supply chain professionals is of paramount importance. The question is, how do we develop these skills?

Many students who take master-level courses in logistics and supply chain management are required to undertake a special project, called a capstone project, to demonstrate their knowledge and skills.

Skills for Logistics, which is part of Sector Skills Council, is urging more UK logistics companies to apply for publicly funded qualifications, such as NVQs and Skills for Life (literacy and numeracy ...

The rise of e-commerce continues to disrupt logistics and supply chain operations, driving the need for faster, more efficient delivery models. As consumer demands evolve, traditional freight methods ...

Skills for Logistics has been relicensed as a sector skills council, the government has announced. Sector skills councils are employer-led bodies, which aim to enable employers to exert influence on ...

SKILLS for Logistics, a newly-formed organisation aimed at improving performance and skill levels in Scotland's freight logistics sector, will unveil a new development programme at a briefing in ...

Skills for Logistics and the partner organisations supporting the Skills Pay campaign are actively promoting the benefits of publicly funded qualifications and urging employers to take advantage of ...

VIZRU ties up with TNASDCL to create Zero-Code and other technology skills training programs to upskill youth to generate more job prospects in the logistics industry.