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ZARAGOZA LOGISTICS CENTER (ZLC)Edificio Náyade 5, Calle Bari 55 (PLAZA)50197 Zaragoza, SpainTel. +34 976 077 600
Zaragoza Logistics CenterTALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
Zaragoza Logistics CenterTALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
Zaragoza Logistics CenterTALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
Zaragoza Logistics CenterTALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
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Welcome...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Message 5
Mission 7
Facts 2007 - 2017 8
Academic Affairs 18
Research 34
Events 39
About Us 45
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MESSAGE
The Aragon of the 21st century is recognized across the globe as a cutting edge logistic platform, due to a combination of influential factors: its geo strategical location, available land area, the concentration of economic activity in the area, the intermodality and transport network with the capacity of connecting various corridors and routes. Zaragoza Logistics Center has established itself as an international center of excellence in research and education in logistics, which actively participates with the industry and public sectors to develop and disseminate knowledge in this area. Unquestionably, the partnership with the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and being part of the MIT Global Scale Network, provides the Center with a first class presence and international projection. But at the same time the ZLC retains a strong, dedicated commitment of service locally, working in close cooperation with the University of Zaragoza, technological centers and research institutes, economic and financial agents and our own business network.ZLC has managed to perfectly combine its visibility and international standing, paying attention to local needs, both in training and joint projects with companies. The transfer of knowledge to the Aragonese business sector has seen substantial increase in the competitiveness of the sector, which has the knock-on effect of benefitting our Autonomous Community. The commitment to ZLC is one of strategy, according to the Governement of Aragon, highlighting this as one of the fundamental values in the commitment to logistics.
Pilar AlegríaMinistry of Innovation, Research and University, Government of Aragón
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Once again, ZLC is proud of its international recognition in the field of logistics and supply chain management. The consistency of good work and perseverance are the main facilitators that ensure continuity and development potential.This year, two new programs have joined the training offer of ZLC - Blended and 3C- carried out in collaboration with other centers of the Scale network. This launching of new programs in the current panorama of the globalized and competitive world, have confirmed the value and leadership of ZLC, been well-received in terms of the number of students, due to the number one ranking from Eduniversal and of course, never forgetting our formidable team on the floor, expertly integrating the entire structure.The response obtained as a result of the organization of workshops, congresses and active participation in visibility events in general, ensures a growth of the network for which ZLC continuously works to strengthen and consolidate, discovering the inherent talent among professionals and motivating the approach to this community.The launch of the executive club in Supply Chain aims to be the tool to approach professionals in the sector and the network of alumni, to bring trends in the sector and foster a collaborative environment at every level, taking advantage not only of the international projection but also the strong vocation with the closest industrial fabric, where ZLC wants to share and accompany companies in achieving their objectives through collaboration and the dissemination of research results.Of course, all this would not be possible without the team that makes up the ZLC family -professors, staff, students and external collaborators- and who strive, every single day, to improve their performance and thus achieve the set objectives and meet deadlines.
Susana ValDirector, Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC)
TALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
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MISSION
Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) is an international center of excellence for research and education in logistics and supply chain management established by the Government of Aragon in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Zaragoza (UZ) in 2003.
ZLC´s mission is to actively engage academia with industry and the public sector to develop and disseminate knowledge.
“The MIT-Zaragoza Program exemplifies the partnerships
required in today’s global marketplace”.
Susan HockfieldPresident Emerita, MIT
Zaragoza Logistics CenterTALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
Zaragoza Logistics CenterTALENT HUB FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
FACTS20072017
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2007
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2009
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2011
2012
Crossroads 2007Susan Hockfield, MITLorena Alba, INDITEX
Dr. Pedro Alonso, Director WHO´s Global Malaria Program Prince of
Asturias Award for International CooperationConference at ZLC
GLOBAL HEALTH SUPPLY CHAIN SUMMIT2008-2010
ZLC receives 492.857 USD from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Aragon International Award
Yossi Sheffi named Doctor Honoris Causa by the University of Zaragoza
LAST MILE FOR MALARIA EVENT
MIT AGE LAB EVENT MIT Zaragoza Masters ranked #1 in Spain“El Mundo” 2011-2017
ZLC receives AENOR Certification
THE SUPPLY CHAIN AND FINANCECONFERENCE INTERNATIONAL CLOSED
LOOP SUPPLY CHAIN
Book Presentation “Logistics Clusters: A Path to Economic Growth and Jobs”
2007-2017
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2015
2014
2016
2017
WORKSHOP ON PHARMACEUTICAL AND
CHEMICAL INDUSTRYorganized by ZLC Alumni
2014-2016
GLOBAL SC RESEARCH FORUM2015-2017
Insignia of HonorUniversity of
Zaragoza
Strategic partnership with
P&G and Clariant
ERASMUS +
ZLC ranked #1 in Spain “SCM
World’s Top 100 Universities”
2016-2017
MIT SCALE Masters in Supply Chain ranked #1 worldwide (USA, Spain and Malaysia)“Eduniversal”2016-2017
MIT Zaragoza Masters ranked #1 in Spain“El Mundo” 2011-2017
Agreement extension between MIT and the Goverment of
Aragon for ten years
201310 Years of ZLCSpeakers atPILOT FORUM2013-2017Edgar Blanco (MIT), 2013Eric Grimson (MIT), 2014María Jesús Sáenz (ZLC), 2015Fabrizio Salvador (IE), 2016Davide Luzzini (ZLC), 2017
INNOVATION WEEK
Launch of the MIT-Zaragoza-Ningbo Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply
Chain Management (3C)
Launch of the MIT Zaragoza Blended Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG-b)
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GREATESTACHIEVEMENTS
The main achievements in the past 14 years:
More than 2,000 students from 60 countries in ZLC programs, with 90% of employment, working for international companies such as Apple, Amazon, Clariant, MSF, Pfizer, Roche, J&J and Mckinsey among many others.
MIT SCALE Masters in Supply Chain ranked #1 worldwide (USA, Spain and Malaysia) “Eduniversal” 2016-2017. MIT Zaragoza Masters ranked #1 in Spain “El Mundo” 2011-2017.
ZLC ranked #1 in Spain “SCM World’s Top 100 Universities”.
Dual degrees with international schools such as IE Business School (España), European Business School (Germany), INCAE (Costa Rica), Sabanci University (Turkey), USAT (Peru) and Feng Chia University (Taiwan).
PhD candidates at ZLC combine their studies at ZLC, MIT and Harvard simultaneously.
PhD graduates have joined high-profile institutions in Belgium, Canada, Dubai, Panama, The Netherlands and USA as teachers or researchers.
Recognition of ZLC as the Spanish Institution with the most European research projects in logistics and supply chain management, working with Procter & Gamble, DHL, BSH and Acciona among others.
70+ Countries in our network.
Worked with relevant organizations like Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, Clinton Foundation, Renfe, UK Government, Pfizer, Clariant and Saica.
Creation of the MIT Global SCALE Network, now operating in 4 continents with research centers in USA (MIT CTL), Spain (ZLC), Colombia (CLI), Malaysia (MISI), Luxembourg (LCL) and China (NSCIIC).
Recruitment of prestigious professors and researchers from all over the world thanks to various scholarships and funds.
More than 70 national and international awards.
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HIGHLIGHTS ACADEMIC YEAR2016-2017
August
September
October
November
ZLC welcomes ZLOG class 2016-2017 with 25 students from 14 countries.
28 students from Bryant University (USA) visit ZLC.
New ZLOG Academic Partners: Accenture Strategy, Elanco, JF Hillebrand and Panalpina.
ZLC welcomes MDSC class 2016-2017 with 28 students from 4 countries.
Marcos C. Madojana, US Consul, visits ZLC.
28 students from Norwegian University of Science and Technology visit ZLC.
Executive Education: “Enabling Excellence in your Value Chain: a learning trip to Spain” from Singapore.
159 interviews of ZLOG students in a week.
ZLC hosts the Technical Meeting of the EU Project CORE - P&G, BSH and DHL demos.
Supply Chain Network Design Roundtable with CSCMP and Decathlon.
Logistics 4.0 Roundtable organized by ANET in collaboration with DHL Supply Chain and ZLC Experts.
Executive Education: Bimbo Group “Process Innovation in the Supply Chain and Supply Chain Segmentation“.
Executive Education: “Supply Chain Risk and Resilience Management“ SAICA.
Doctoral Dissertation Defense with Cum Laude: Laura Wagner.
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January
December
February
MarchThe Pact for Science is signed to promote the Research and Development in the Region of Aragon.
ZLC ranked #1 in Spain “SCM World’s Top 100 Univeristies”.
New MIT International Master in Supply Chain in Spain + USA + China (3C).
New MIT International Master in Supply Chain Blended program. Online + USA + Spain (ZLOG-B).
I ZLC Alumni Reunion in Brussels, Belgium.
Academic Partners come to ZLC to conduct master classes and interview students: TATA, Amazon, Johnson & Johnson, Cummins and Entercoms.
Workshop on Risk Mitigation Strategies for BSH -CORE Project.
Representatives from AECOC (Spanish Association of Manufacturers and Distributors) visit ZLC.
Representatives from Ningbo, the new MIT SCALE center in China, visit ZLC.
ZLOG students participate in the SCALE Connect held at MIT, USA.
Fresh connection competition during the Scale Connect.
9th Annual Research Expo and Networking Night.
APICS Innovation Competition during the SCALE Connect.
MIT SCALE CHALLENGE during the SCALE Connect.
Best ZLOG Poster Award during the Research Expo 2017.
Accenture Strategy and Hewlett Packard come to ZLC for recruiting activities.
International Workshop on Logistics Platforms.
Representatives from UST Global and Keensoft visit ZLC.
Mustafa Çagri Gürbuz, ZLC Faculty, Eirini Spiliotopoulou, ZLC PhD Alumni, and Karen Donohue, Carlson School of Management, winners of the POM Skinner Best Paper Award for 2016.
Jim Rice, Deputy Director of MIT CTL, wins the Resiliency Educator Year Award.
María Jesús Sáenz, ZLC Faculty, wins the IEOM Teaching Excellence Award.
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April
May
June
MIT SCALE Masters in Supply Chain ranked #1 worldwide (USA, Spain and Malaysia) “Eduniversal”.
Industry talks: Danone and SONAE.
Panalpina comes to ZLC for recruiting activities.
Laura Wagner, MIT-ZLC PhD graduate, finalist of the CEL Universities Award.
Lina Romero, ZLOG Alumni, winner of the Next Generation Women Leaders Award 2017.
MIT x MicroMasters in Supply Chain Management Final Exam at ZLC.
Industry Experts: AMAZON, DANONE, SONAE, Retos Logísticos and PredictLand.
More than 75 participants from 26 companies participate in the 3rd Global Supply Chain Research Forum.
ZLC, IE Business School and CSCMP organize the European Research Seminar (ERS) 2017 in Barcelona.
María Jesús Sáenz, ZLC Faculty, speaker at the International Seminar of Logistics Management in Buenos Aires.
Davide Luzzini, ZLC Faculty, speaker at the PILOT Forum 2017.
Master Thesis presentations to the academic partners, company representatives and jury members.
AEPLA Award 2017 presented to Javier Urquizu and Alejandro Mainar, MDSC graduates.
PILOT 2017 Best Master Thesis Award presented to Fernando Lasaosa, Laura Lozano and Gastón Soler, MDSC graduates.
Prof. Dr. Susana Val, new Director of Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC).
Commencement Ceremony of ZLC students.
10th PhD Summer Academy with professor from IE Business School, Ivey, Penn State and UT Dallas.
Executive Program on Logistics Material and Infrastructures.
Representatives from Terranum in Colombia visit PLAZA and BSH.
Chinese ambassador in Spain and representatives from Chinese companies visit ZLC.
ZLC and Aragon Logistics Platform in the International Logistics Fair (SIL) 2017.
ZLC at the European Supply Chain & Logistics Summit in Barcelona.
MIT Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management ranked #1 in Spain by El Mundo.
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HIGHLIGHTS ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018 (Ongoing)
August
July SeptemberMaría Jesús Sáenz, ZLC Faculty, speaker at the FUTURE OF FOOD event organized by SONAE, Portugal.
Aragón Logistics Platform winner of the award “Aragón on the Net” to the best public administration website organized by Heraldo de Aragón.
ZLC welcomes the 17th Máster en Dirección de Supply Chain (MDSC) with 30 students from 5 countries.
New Academic Partners: Heineken, LEO Pharma and Securemarking.
Master thesis presentations from academic partners to ZLOG students: Cummins, Halliburton, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Leo Pharma, MSF, Roche and SecureMarking.
Recruitment Session by McKinsey.
Carolina Ciprés, Research Program Director at ZLC, speaker at the I Physical Internet Conference, Cádiz.
Institutional representatives from Shanxi in China visit ZLC.
Representatives from Chengdu Qingbaijing Intermodal Logistics Hub in China visit ZLC.
Yossi Sheffi welcomes the 14th MIT Zaragoza Master in Supply Chain (ZLOG) class and 1st MIT Zaragoza Ningbo Master in Supply Chain (3C) class with 33 students from 19 countries.
María Jesús Sáenz, ZLC Faculty, speaker at the Global Logistic Innovation, Mexico.
María Jesús Sáenz, ZLC Faculty, expert at the World Summit of Leaders in Logistics Innovation, Mexico.
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OctoberRepresentatives from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Africa Resource Center for Supply Chain visit ZLC.
Kick-off meeting of the Erasmus+ Project HELP on creating a Healthcare Logistics Education and Learning Pathway.
Kick-off meeting of the European project NextNet on Mapping the Future SupplyChain.
Kick-off meeting of the European project SENSE on Accelerating the Path Towards Physical Internet.
Executive Education: Representatives from the Turkish industrial sector.
Webinars on Supply Chain Digitalization, Logistics 4.0 and Big Data, in collaboration with ITA Innova and Predictland.
Representatives from the group in charge of the future Samsun logistics center in Turkey come to ZLC for an executive education program.
November
DecemberSusana Val, Director of ZLC, participates as speaker in the I Workshop on Open Innovation and Industrial Entrepreneurship.
Carolina Ciprés, Research Director of ZLC, participates as a speaker in the Industry 4.0 Seminar organized by Redacción Club, Cámaras de Aragón.
Susana Val, Director of ZLC, participates as a moderator in the Last Mile Mobility panel during the III Smart ZGZ Workshop.
Recruiting Activities: AMAZON and EVERIS.
Industry Seminar: LS International.
Research talk: Ullamari Tuo-minen, Senior Lecturer of Logistics at Lahti University of Applied Sciences.
Susana Val, ZLC Director, participates as speaker during the seminar “Transportation in the Cantabrian-Mediterranean corridor”.
Daniela Restrepo, Executive Education Director at ZLC, gives a talk on value proposition and business models at CEEI Aragón.
ZLC running team participates in the Zaragoza 8K Running Challenge.
ACADEMICAFFAIRS
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RELEVANT DATA
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Students
Students
Faculty
MIT Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics & Supply Chain
Management (ZLOG)
MIT-Zaragoza-Ningbo Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (3C)MIT Zaragoza Blended Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG-b)
Academic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)
Faculty and Researchers
Faculty Visitors
Máster en Dirección de Supply Chain (MDSC)
Máster en Dirección de Supply Chain (MDSC)
PhD in Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
PhD in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
PhD Summer Academy
Executive Education
Executive Education
MIT Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics & Supply Chain Management (ZLOG)
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“The academic rigor at ZLC ignites research & teamwork, taking you to commendable subject-depth that stands you in good stead in future endeavours. For me, the MIT-ZLOG journey has been incredible & rewarding, both personally and professionally- with moments when you get to experience Spain at its best, network & make friends across the SCALE network; and yes, times when you have to buckle up and work hard”.Ashish Thomas Augustine, India | ZLOG 2017Project Manager, Strategy & ImplementationCummins, Belgium
Why ZLOG?
ZLOG
Class Profile Class 2016-2017 placement:
Students: 25Countries: 14Average age: 31Average work experience: 5.5 Re-location after the program: 32% Placement 6 months after graduation: 84%
Academic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)Students: 26Countries: 17Average age: 28 Average work experience: 5
The MIT Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG) is a 10 month full-time program that offers the unique combination of a worldclass supply chain degree taught in a truly global setting. Created in 2004 in collaboration with the leading university in the field, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), this program prepares students to make an impact on a wide range of industries worldwide.
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3C BLENDED
Class Profile Class ProfileAcademic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)Students: 7Countries: 4Average age: 26 Average work experience: 3.5
Academic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)Students: 17Countries: 12Average age: 33 Average work experience: 10
The 3 Continent (3C) program is a uniquely global master’s degree that gives graduates the problem-solving and change leadership skills they need to become global supply chain leaders. Students gain exposure to an international environment by studying in three continents: Asia, Europe and North America. The program prepares graduates to navigate an intensely competitive commercial landscape that is evolving rapidly due to globalization.
The blended master’s degree refers to a new option that has been developed by MIT that allows learners to combine the MITx MicroMasters credential with a 3 week stay at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), one semester at Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) in Zaragoza, Spain and a capstone project. The MicroMasters credential requires a learner to pass five rigorous online courses in supply chain management and a proctored comprehensive exam.
Fall Term: ZLC, Zaragoza, SpainJanuary: MIT, Cambridge, USASpring Term: NSCIIC, Ningbo, China
MITx MicroMasters OnlineJanuary: MIT, Cambridge, USASpring Term: ZLC, Zaragoza, Spain
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Class Profile Class 2016-2017 placement:
MDSCThe Máster en Dirección de Supply Chain (MDSC) is a 9 month, part-time program taught in Spanish, to enable senior professionals to achieve a delicate balance between the management of the supply chain, technical content and tools, such as finance, strategy, leadership, negotiation, economic environment and decision making.
Students: 28Countries: 4Average age: 31Average work experience: 6Job offer upon graduation: 93%Placement 3 months after graduation: 96%
Academic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)Students: 30Countries: 5Average age: 30Average work experience: 5
“We live in an era of data and process optimization: analyzing and modeling these with global knowledge of the supply chain allows us to benefit from the synergies of the business and lead operations in our sector”.Cristina Puértolas, Spain | MDSC 2016IS Project ManagerSAICA, Spain
Why MDSC?“
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DUAL DEGREESZLC has partnered with six leading business schools, IE Business School in Spain, INCAE in Costa Rica, the European Business School in Germany, Sabanci University in Turkey, USAT in Peru and Feng Chia University in Taiwan to offer 6 dual degree programs com-bining a Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Manage-ment with an International MBA.
Signed date 2014Universidad de Santo Toribio de
Mogroviejo, (USAT)Chiclayo, Peru
Founded in 1996
Signed date 2014Feng Chia University
Taiwan, Republic of ChinaFounded in 1961
Signed date 2011Sabanci University
Istanbul, TurkeyFounded in 1996
Signed date 2007INCAE Business School
Managua, NicaraguaFounded in 1964
Signed date 2006IE Business School
Madrid, SpainFounded in 1973
Signed date 2009European Business School Oestrich Winkel, Germany
Founded in 1971
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PHD
PhD in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
“The teaching experience and research network at the MIT Zaragoza doctoral program provided me with immediate access to several academic and industry career offers upon graduation, comfortably allowing me to select the option that best matched my life aspirations”.Amir Behzad Samii, Iran | PhD 2010Professor of Supply Chain Management EANDIS Research Chair in Resilient Supply Chains Vlerick Management School, Belgium
PhD StudentsStudents: 4Countries: Brazil, Ecuador, Iran and Spain.
Total graduates: 10
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PHD SUMMERACADEMYNineteen PhD students from universities all over the globe participated in the 10th edition of ZLC’s annual PhD Summer Academy, conducted over two weeks in summer 2017. Prestigious instructors at the Summer Academy included:
MIKKO KETOKIVI
ROBERT KLASSEN
GLEN KREINER
DOROTHEE HONHON
Class ProfileStudents: 19
Countries: 14
“The MIT-ZLC PhD Summer Academy program gave me the tools and skills to
tackle down better my PhD studies. This program has given me the opportunity to
enrich my academic and work experience with the interaction of peers in the
Supply Chain Management from different parts of the world, the lecturers from
respectful professors in the matter, and the opportunity of living in Zaragoza the
MIT experience has been a dream that certainly exceeded my expectations. I do recommend this program to supply chain Ph.D. candidates, as it will allow them to
improve their expertise in research and expand their networking.”.
Lineth Rodríguez, PanamaPhD Candidate at
Ecole Centrale NantesNantes (France)
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COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Past commencement addresses have been given by:
• 2016 Ms. Berta Escudero, CEO, Grupo Cortefiel.
• 2015 Mr. Ralph T. Keck, Director - Product Supply - GTM Innovation, Procter & Gamble (P&G).
• 2014 Mr. David LaPré, Head of Pharma Global Technical Operations, F. Hoffmann-La Roche.
• 2013 Mr. Martin Wegner, Vice-President of Research and Development, Deutsche Post DHL Solutions and Innovation.
• 2012 Prof. Dr. V. Sumantran, Executive Vice-Chairman, Hinduja Automotive, UK and Vice-Chairman, Ashok Leyland.
• 2011 Mr. Robert Blackburn, Senior Vice President and head of Global Supply Chain, BASF.
• 2010 Mr. Ezequiel Szafir, Group General Manager, Grupo Cortefiel.
• 2009 Dr. Yosef Sheffi, Director, Engineering Systems Division, MIT.
• 2008 Dr. Subra Suresh, Dean, MIT School of Engineering.
• 2007 Dr. Hans-Joachim Körber, Chairman and CEO, Metro Group.
• 2006 Ms. Marie-Christine Lombard, Head, TNT Express.
• 2005 Mr. John Allan, CEO, Exel Logistics.
June 2 saw, more than 50 students from 17 countries graduate. The commencement speech was given by David Sheldon, Head of Global Supply Chain. Development, Nestlé, the world’s largest food and beverage company with more than 2,000 brands and present in 191 countries around the world.
MDSC CLASS 2016-2017 ZLOG CLASS 2016-2017
“Your role as current and future supply chain leaders is to apply what you have learnt during your studies to identify opportunities and conceive and deliver the change needed. Lucky for you that today is the most exciting time to work in the supply chain!”, June 2017.
David SheldonHead of Global Supply Chain DevelopmentNestlé
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ZAP
Zaragoza Academic PartnerThe ZAP Program allows companies to sponsor ZLC students´ thesis projects. It is an initiative to enhance applied research and closer industry-academia relationships in the field of supply chain.So far 53 companies have participated in this program, among them some of the Gartner Supply Chain Top 25.ZAP companies:
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EXECUTIVE EDUCATIONMore than 320 professionals participated in different executive education programs in supply chain management designed and taught by ZLC and MIT SCALE faculty and affiliated professors.
Some of the participating companies in ZLC Executive Education Programs:
Academia General Logística
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LogycaE-commerce and OmnichannelAugust 2017Participants: 15
Grupo TerranumLogistics Companies TourJune 2017Participants: 8
ACLOG - Spanish Military Integral Logistics ModuleJune 2017Participants: 29
LogycaMultimodal Model: Zaragoza Airport and PLAZAMay 2017Participants: 6
Universidad Piloto de Colombia International Workshop on Logistic PlatformsMarch 2017Participants: 16
Roche Inventory Management and Financial AcumenNovember/December 2016 and January 2017Participants: 18/19/15
IDAIndustry and Logistics 4.0December 2016
SAICA Supply Chain Risk and Resilience ManagementNovember 2016Participants: 13
Confederación de Empresarios de Navarra (CEN) y Asociación Navarra de Empresarios de Transporte y Logística (ANET)Logistics 4.0, a window of opportunityOctober 2016Participants: 48
Academic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)
Supply EstudioLogistics 4.0: Supply Chain DigitalizationSeptember - October 2017Participants: 12
LC WaikikiStrategic Supply Chain InsightsOctober 2017Participants: 15
TATInternational Study Tour - Logistic CentersOctober 2017Participants: 11
COIIAR Warehouse ManagementNovember 2017 - February 2018Participants: 45
CEAGA Logistics 4.0 and AutomatizationDecember 2017 - February 2018Participants: 23
ZLC organizes regular seminars and courses with companies and organizations to provide customized executive education experiences for individual enterprises and consortia. With the principal aim of meeting the specific needs of the respective organizations, ZLC provides the opportunity to focus intensively on specific issues vital to achieving company goals. Some of the customized programs designed by ZLC in 2016/2017 include:
Bimbo GroupProcess Innovation in the Supply Chain and Supply Chain SegmentationOctober 2016Participants: 22
Singapore Business FederationEnabling Excellence in your Value ChainSeptember 2016Participants: 18
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A group of former ZLOG students of Zaragoza Logistics Center, now living in Basel, Switzerland, have committed themselves to offer one highly-qualified and motivated future student with an interest in pursuing a career in Supply Chain Management, the opportunity of a scholarship, that covers 25% tuition fee for ZLOG program. By means of this scholarship, our former students also aim to create diversity in the classroom and help ensure that financial circumstances are no bar for the most promising candidates to access the world-class education on offer.
ALUMNI INTERACTIONAlumni Club
Alumni Scholarship
I ZLC Alumni Reunion, February 25th, 2017, BrusselsFollowing the path opened by the Basel ZLOG Alumni group, ZLC announced the creation of the ZLC Alumni Club and organized the first ZLC Alumni Reunion in Brussels, on February 25th, 2017. This event updated the group with the latest news on ZLC strategy also served to establish and resume contacts among the alumni community, and attend a combination of academic (Sustainable Procurement by Dr. Davide
Luzzini) and industry sessions (Physical Internet by Sergio Barbarino, MSc. MBA FRSC Research Fellow at Procter & Gamble SC).More than 40 professionals currently working for top world-wide companies like Amazon, Roche, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer or Elanco following their graduation at ZLC programs attended the event, to be repeated on February 24th, 2018, in Madrid.
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COMPANY INTERACTIONCompanies are welcome to interact with students and/or conduct interviews at ZLC Campus. The following companies had the opportunity of conducting a master class and presenting their company during the academic year 2016/2017:
TM
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ZLOG-b Student Carlos Mira and his MicroMasters team
members winners of the Fresh Connection Global Supply
chain simulation.
Mustafa Çagri Gürbuz, ZLC Faculty, Eirini Spiliotopoulou, MIT-ZLC PhD Graduate, and Karen Donohue, Carlson School of Management, winners of the POM Skinner Best Paper Award for 2016.
María Jesús Sáenz, ZLC Faculty, wins the IEOM Teaching Excellence Award 2017 (Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Profession).
Laura Wagner, MIT-ZLC PhD Graduate, finalist of the CEL Universities Award 2017.
Lina Romero, ZLOG Alumni, winner of the McKinsey Next Generation Women Leaders Award 2017.
Jim Rice, Deputy Director of MIT CTL, wins the Resiliency Educator Year Award.
MERITS ANDDISTINCTIONS
MIT SCALE Masters in Supply Chain ranked #1 worldwide (USA, Spain and Malaysia)
“Eduniversal”
MIT Zaragoza Masters ranked #1 in Spain “El
Mundo”
ZLC ranked #1 in Spain “SCM World’s Top 100
Universities”
Rankings
Aragón Logistics Platform winner of the award “Aragón on the Net” to the best public administration website organized by Heraldo de Aragón.
Aragón Logistics Platform winner of the award to the best initiative “Suelo 2017” during the ninth edition of the Foro inmobiliario del Mercado del Suelo 2017.
The Goverment of Aragon, winner of the award to “The best logistics initiative of the year 2017” to the launch of Aragón Logistics Platform, organized by El Vigia.
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Best MDSC Master Thesis Award presented to Ignacio Cebollero and Juan Reina.
Best Teaching Award presented to Spyridon Lekkakos.
Best Researcher Award presented to Rafael Diaz.
AEPLA Award 2017 presented to Javier Urquizu and Alejandro Mainar, MDSC graduates.
PILOT 2017 Best Master Thesis Award presented to Fernando Lasaosa, Laura Lozano and Gastón Soler, MDSC graduates.
Best ZLOG Academic Achievement Award presented to Beverly Elaine Osborn.
Best MDSC Academic Achievement Award presented to Ignacio Cebollero.
Best ZLOG Master Thesis Award presented to Shwethika Adusumalli and Ashish Thomas Augustine.
ZLOG Student Awards during MIT SCALE Connect
ZLC Awards during the Commencement Ceremony
PILOT and AEPLA Awards
Ashish Thomas Augustine and his team members, winners of the 1st prize.
Shwethika Adusumalli and her team members, winners of the 2nd prize.
Arturo Rubén Sifuentes and his team members, winners of the 3rd prize.
Andrés Rosas and his team members, winners of the 2017 MIT SCALE CHALLENGE.
APICS Innovation Competition
Fresh Connection Best ZLOG poster award
Greivin Rodriguez and Josep Zambrano together with their team members, winners of the Phoenix Team award of the 2017 MIT SCALE CHALLENGE.
Beverly Osborn, Greiving Rodriguez and Romina García, winners of the best ZLOG poster award.
RESEARCH
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INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PARTNERZLC research programs are aligned to ZLC’s mission of focusing on enhancing economic growth and competitiveness through innovation.The partnership incorporates the #1 academic institution in the field (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).Aragon’s regional university and government, and industry partners, serve as an exclusive model of closer cooperation between industry, public administration and academia in funding research and using the knowledge transfer accumulated to rapidly reap commercial rewards.
Key Figures
1ST 350+100+ 100+
10+25
Entity in number of European research projects on logistics in Spain
Countries of origin in our researchers and faculty body
Partners in research projects
European Union-funded projects
Referred publications and books (or chapters)R&D collaborative projects
“We have been partnering with ZLC for a few years now on different projects and capacities, exchanging knowledge and challenges for mutual benefit. The signing of our Collaboration Agreement is built on the recognition of an already fruitful relationship and is intended to facilitate an even closer cooperation in the future”.Sergio BarbarinoResearch FellowSupply Network Innovation Center at Procter & Gamble Chair, ALICE ETP on Logistics, Belgium
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Regional Projects: Platform for Sharing Logistic Information - Joint Project with ALIA, Aralogic, Carreras, Urbetrans and Idiogram.
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In 2017 ZLC has been awarded 5 new European-funded research projects: Clusters 2.0, SUNRISE, HELP, NextNet and SENSE.Including these new projects, ZLC has participated in 25 European Union projects.
New projects starting in 2017:
European-funded research projects
CLUSTERS 2.0: Open network of hyper-connected logistic clusters towards Physical InternetLeveraging the full potential of European logistics clusters for an efficient and fully integrated transport system in Europe.
SUNRISE: Sustainable Urban Neighbourhoods - Research and Implementation Support in EuropeDeveloping collaborative processes in specific neighbourhoods such as “Neighbourhood Mobility Labs”, with the explicit mandate to implement innovative solutions for and with their residents, businesses etc.
HELP: Healthcare Logistics Education and Learning PathwayImproving quality and relevance of higher education, increasing attainment levels to meet the needs of the graduates and researchers in Europe, strengthening quality through mobility and cross-border co-operation, and making the knowledge triangle efficient.
NEXTNET: Next generation Technologies for networked EuropePut in place a cross-sectoral and cross-technological initiative at European level to increase integration between production and distribution, proposing research and innovation priorities for the future of supply chain.
SENSE: Accelerating the Path Towards Physical InternetIncreasing the level of understanding of PI concept and the opportunities it brings to transport and logistics to contribute at least 30 % reduction in congestion, emissions and energy consumption.
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Advanced Inventory Management
Collaborative Value Networks
Healthcare Operations
Manufacturing & Logistic Analytics
Purchasing & Supply Chain Management
Resilience, Supply Chain Security & Risk Management
Supply Chain & Finance
Supply Chain Digitalization
Sustainable Networks
Transport Networks and Urban Mobility
ZLC Core Research Areas
Advanced Inventory ManagementDeveloping inventory management strategies and models to increase SC value, particularly using stochastic inventory models where randomness could originate from either demand or supply.
Collaborative Value NetworksProviding a comprehensive methodology to develop, analyze and discuss the boundary-spanning processes of partnering companies in the supply chain.
Healthcare OperationsDemand management and pharmaceutical SC network optimization; Investigating segmentation and advanced lean system approaches to support humanitarian recovery.
Manufacturing & Logistic AnalyticsAddressing operational decision-making problems focused on examining shop floor control management technology to improve operational performance.
Purchasing & Supply Chain ManagementPurchasing strategy; Buyer-supplier relationships; Supply base management and performance management.
Resilience, SC Security & Risk ManagementRisk management methodology; Risk-based approach to SCM; SC models integrating risks and security controls; SC disruption and resilience.
Supply Chain & FinanceProviding best practices in supply chain and finance by balancing the trade-offs between liquidity and profitability.
Supply Chain DigitalizationHow digitalization will enable organizations to transform their existing SC structures into more flexible, open, agile, and collaborative digital models, saving time, money and resources.
Sustainable NetworksHow environmental concerns could be integrated into operational decision-making throughout the supply chain.
Transport Networks & Urban MobilityPromoting multimodality, the creation of transport networks and the improvement of logistic parks as fundamental nodes for the development of the SC. Developing new business models for urban mobility and SUMPs.
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PublicationsKnoppen, D., Sáenz, M. “Interorganizational Teams in Low - Versus High - Dependence Contexts”. International Journal of Production Economics, Sept 2017. Vol. 191, pp. 15-25Radaelli, G., Lettieri, E., Frattini, F., Luzzini, D. “Users’ search mechanisms and risks of inappropriateness in healthcare innovations: The role of literacy and trust in professional contexts”. Techological Forecasting and Social Change, July 2017. Vol. 120, pp. 240-251Urciuoli, L., Hintsa, J. “Adapting supply chain management strategies to security – an analysis of existing gaps and recommendations for improvement”. International Journal of Logistics Research and Applications, June 2017. Vol. 20 (3), pp. 276-297Revilla, E., Sáenz, M.J. “The impact of risk management on the frequency of supply chain disruptions. A configurational approach”. International Journal of Operations & Production Management, May 2017. Vol. 37 (5), pp.557-576Van den Broeke, M., Boute, R., Cardoen, B., Samii, B. “An efficient solution method to design the cost-minimizing platform portfolio”. European Journal of Operational Research, May 2017. Vol. 259 (1), pp. 236-250Schulte, B., Pibernik, R. “Profitability of Service-Level-Based Price Differentiation with Inventory Rationing”. Production and Operations Management, May 2017. Vol. 26 (5), pp.903-923Xu, J., Serrano, A., Lin, B. “Optimal Production and Rationing Policy of Two-Stage Tandem Production System”. International Journal of Production Economics, March 2017. Vol. 185, pp. 100-112Maestrini, V., Luzzini, D., Maccarrone, P., Caniato, F. “Supply chain performance measurement systems: A systematic review and research agenda”. International Journal of Production Economics, Jan 2017. Vol. 183, pp. 299-315Serrano, A., Oliva, R., Kraiselburd, S. “On the cost of capital of inventory models with deterministic Demand”. International Journal of Production Economics, Jan 2017. Vol.183 (Part A), pp. 14-20 Diaz, R., Marsillac, E. “Evaluating Strategic Remanufacturing Supply Chains Decisions”. International Journal of Production Research, Oct 2016. Vol. 55 (9), pp. 2522-2539
Publications 2017-2018 (Ongoing)
Spiliotopoulou, E., Donohue, K., Gürbüz, M.Ç., Sebastian H. “Managing and reallocating inventory across two markets with local information”. European Journal of Operational Research, ForthcomingSaenz, M.J., Revilla, E., Acero, B. “Aligning supply chain design for boosting resilience”. Business Horizons, Forthcoming Saenz M.J., Knoppen, D., Mendonça E. “Manufacturing Flexibility: Upstream Antecedents, Downstream Outcomes, and Contingent Effect of Product Dynamism”. International Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management, Forthcoming
Books 2017-2018 (Ongoing)
Balancing Green: When to Embrace Sustainability in a Business (And When Not To). Book by Yossi Sheffi and Edgar Blanco. February 2018
Books and ChaptersDiaz R. and Joshua G. Behr. “A simulation framework for evaluating the effectiveness of chronic disease management interventions.” Health Economics and Healthcare Reform: Breakthroughs in Research and Practice, July 2017. Chapter 21, pp 455 – 474.
EVENTS
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EVENTS
10th PhD Summer AcademyZaragoza (Spain). June 20-28, 2017
Commencement Ceremony of the Spanish Army Logistics AcademyZaragoza (Spain). June 27, 2017
ZLC Commencement CeremonyZaragoza (Spain). June 2, 2017
MDSC Thesis DefenseZaragoza (Spain). May 30, 2017
3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
European Research Seminar (ERS) 2017 in collaboration with CSCMP and IE Business SchoolBarcelona (Spain). May 18-19, 2017
PILOT Forum 2017Zaragoza (Spain). May 17-23, 2017
I ZLC Annual Alumni ReunionBrussels (Belgium). February 25, 2017
Workshop on Segmentation Strategies and Logistics 4.0Barcelona (Spain). February 8, 2017
9th Research Expo and Networking Night at MITCambridge (USA). January 25, 2017
Supply Chain Network Design Rountable in collaboration with CSCMP and DecathlonZaragoza (Spain). October 20, 2016
Get together EventZaragoza (Spain). September 30, 2016
ZLC along with Aragon Logistics Platform participated at:
European Supply Chain & Logistics Summit 2017Barcelona (Spain). June 19-21, 2017
SIL 2017Barcelona (Spain). June 6-8, 2017
MDSC WebinarOnline. June 15, 2017
Transport Logistics FairMunich (Germany). May 9-12, 2017
Empzar FairZaragoza (Spain). April 26, 2017
ZLOG WebinarOnline. April 26, 2017
ICEX Masters FairPrague (Czech Republic). April 20-21, 2017
Scholarships for Unemployment Office INAEMZaragoza (Spain). April 17, 2017
Foro E2 FairValencia (Spain). April 5-6, 2017
AUGB Career Fair. American UniversitySofia (Bulgaria). April 5, 2017
Induforum Career FairMadrid (Spain). March 29, 2017
QS Masters FairMilan (Italy). March 25, 2017
FIBEST Career FairValladolid (Spain). March 15, 2017
FIEP Masters FairZaragoza (Spain). March 7, 2017
FIEP Masters FairBarcelona (Spain). March 6, 2017
FIEP FairBilbao (Spain). February 22, 2017
ZLOG WebinarOnline. February 15, 2017
Especializa-T FairSantander (Spain). February 9, 2017
MDSC WebinarOnline. February 1, 2017
Info SessionsEvents
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China Ambassador and representatives from chinese companies, June 2017
ZLC VisitsCIFPA (Spain)November 10, 2017
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Africa Resource Center for Supply Chain (Nigeria)October 23-24, 2017
ENARCO (Spain)September 29, 2017
Chengdu Qingbaijing Intermodal Logistics Hub (China)September 24, 2017
Shanxi delegation (China)September 15, 2017
China Ambassador and representatives from chinese companiesJune 9, 2017
International committee of the Red CrossJune 2, 2017
DANONE (Spain)April 28, 2017
UST Global (USA) and Keensoft (Spain)March 23, 2017
Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria de Aragón (IIS) (Spain)March 16, 2017
Ningbo Delegation (China)February 17, 2017
AECOC (Spain)February 2, 2017
Dr. Marcus Lee, Co-Chairman/President of International China Investment Forum (China)November 11, 2016
Representatives from the City of Ningbo (China)September 29, 2016
Mr. Marcos C. Mandojana, consul at the US-Spain Council, Barcelona (Spain)September 26, 2016
Representatives from the Yiwu People’s Government in Spain (China)September 15, 2016
35 students from NTNU (Norwegian University for Science and Technology), Trondheim (Norway)September 13, 2016
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3rd Global Supply Chain Research Forum, May 2017
The Global Supply Chain Research Forum takes place every May in Zaragoza, Spain. This forum encompass two events: the Research Fest, where final research projects are presented, covering a range of topics focused on various supply chain
aspects; and the Research Panel Discussion, where companies and researchers have an opportunity for networking and discussing the latest research trends in logistics and supply chain management applied to real life success cases.
Participant companies included:
Global Supply Chain Research Forum
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María Jesús Sáenz, Keynote SpeakerGlobal Logistic Innovation Congress & ExpoMexico City (Mexico). August 24, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, ExpertWorld Summit of Leaders in Logistics InnovationMexico City (Mexico). August 23, 2017
Çagri Gürbüz, Speaker12th Annual Behavioral Operations ConferenceMassachusetts (USA). July 12-14, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, Speaker4th International Physical Internet Conference (IPIC17)Graz (Austria). July 4-6, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerSONAE Conference: The Future of FoodPorto (Portugal). June 28-29, 2017
Susana Val, Speaker3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
Çagri Gürbüz, Speaker3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
Rafael Díaz, Speaker3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
Luca Urciuoli, Speaker3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, Moderator3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
Spiros Lekkakos, Moderator3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
Davide Luzzini, Moderator3rd Global Supply Chain Research ForumZaragoza (Spain). May 29-30, 2017
Davide Luzzini, SpeakerPILOT Forum 2017Zaragoza (Spain). May 25, 2017
Susana Val, SpeakerMobility4EU Congress Toward user-centric transport in Europe. Challenges, solutions and collaborations.Brussels (Belgium). May 22-24, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerEuropean Research Seminar on Logistics and SCM (ERS 2017) Barcelona (Spain). May 18-19, 2017
Davide Luzzini, ChairEuropean Research Seminar on Logistics and SCM (ERS 2017) Barcelona (Spain). May 18-19, 2017
Çagri Gürbüz, SpeakerBio Supply chain Management Alliance (BSMA)Brussels (Belgium). May 18, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerInternational Seminar on Logistics ManagementBuenos Aires (Argentina). May 16, 2017
Davide Luzzini, SpeakerPOMS 28th Annual Conference 2017Seattle (USA). May 4-9, 2017
Çagri Gürbüz, SpeakerPOMS 28th Annual Conference 2017Seattle (USA). May 4-9, 2017
Davide Luzzini, SpeakerIPSERA Doctoral WorkshopBudapest (Hungary). April 8-12, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerLogistik DialogVienna (Austria). April 6, 2017
Davide Luzzini, SpeakerI ZLC Alumni ReunionBrussels (Belgium). February 25, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerI ZLC Alumni ReunionBrussels (Belgium). February 25, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerWorkshop on Segmentation Strategies and Logistics 4.0Barcelona (Spain). February 8, 2017
Conferences
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Academic year 2017-2018 (Ongoing)
Rafael Díaz, SpeakerDSI 2017 Annual MeetingWashington (USA). November 18-20, 2017
Susana Val, SpeakerHorizon Factory: I Workshop on Open Inno-vation and Industrial EntrtepreneurshipZaragoza (Spain). November 15, 2017
Susana Val, SpeakerIII Smart ZGZ WorkshopZaragoza (Spain). November 9, 2017
Carolina Ciprés, SpeakerIndustry 4.0Zaragoza (Spain). November 9, 2017
Carolina Ciprés, SpeakerEuropean Week. Regions and cities as agents of change for sustainable urban fre-ight transport Brussels (Belgium). October 11, 2017
Carolina Ciprés, SpeakerI Physical Internet ConferenceCádiz (Spain). September 12-14, 2017
Çägri Gürbüz, SpeakerMIT SCALE ConnectCambridge (USA). January 17-19, 2017
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerIDA: Industry 4.0 in practiceCopenhague (Denmark), December 13, 2016
Luca Urciuoli, SpeakerMaritime Transport Council, Annual event organized by the European Shippers CouncilBarcelona (Spain). November 29, 2016
Milos Milenkovic, SpeakerSmart-Rail Mid-Term WorkshopBrussels (Belgium). November 17, 2016
Luca Urciuoli, SpeakerThe Future Safety and Security Research in EuropeBilbao (Spain). October 27, 2016
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerLogistics 4.0, a window of competitiveness Pamplona (Spain). October 26, 2016
Luca Urciuoli, SpeakerCouncil of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)Zaragoza (Spain). October 20, 2016
Susana Val, SpeakerEuropean Week of cities and regions - New Urban Mobility Services: Europe’s Cities and Regions as engines for growth Brussels (Belgium). October 10-13, 2016
Luca Urciuoli, SpeakerWorld Customs Organization Picard 2016 ConferenceManila (Philippines). September 26-30, 2016
María Jesús Sáenz, SpeakerTechnical Conference “Impact of the rail axis (Valencia-Zaragoza-Pau) and the cross-border connection on the economy of cities” Zaragoza (Spain). September 23, 2016
Luca Urciuoli, SpeakerBusiness Modelling Workshop SIPCopenhagen (Denmark). September 21, 2016
María Jesús Sáenz, Speaker5th World Conference on Production and Operations ManagementHavana (Cuba). September 6-10, 2016
ABOUT US
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ABOUT US
Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) is a research institute established by the Government of Aragon in Spain in partnership with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of Zaragoza (UZ). Founded in 2003, the ZLC campus is located in the heart of PLAZA, the largest logistics park in the southwest of Europe that serves as a working laboratory to transfer new knowledge and working practices. ZLC mission is to be an international center of excellence for research and education in logistics and SCM that actively engages with industry and the public sector to develop and disseminate knowledge.To accomplish its mission ZLC partnered with the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics to form the MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, a unique model of collaboration between industry, government and academia. This successful partnership led to the creation of the MIT Global SCALE Network that now spans four continents. In addition, ZLC participates in several national and international research and educational initiatives.
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ZLC is directly linked to the development of PLAZA - a 13 million square-meter complex of distribution, intermodal transportation, customs, commercial, and recreational services. It is at the hub of 3 major highways, near the high-speed railway that connects Madrid and Barcelona, and beside an airport accommodating the world’s largest cargo planes.
In 2008 the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science officially recognized ZLC as a Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO). ZLC is a member of the National Center of Excellence for research in the area of logistics and supply chain management, CNC LOGISTICA, that was created in 2006 by ZLC together with three other institutions. The participation of this center puts ZLC in a leading role to define and coordinate research, development and innovation initiatives across Spain in logistics and supply chain management.ZLC has the continued support of local savings bank Ibercaja and the European Social Fund in its activities.
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ZLC has been awarded by the European Commission with The Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). The ECHE provides the general quality framework for European and international cooperation activities a higher education institution (HEI) may carry out within the Program. The award of an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education is a pre-requisite for all institutions wishing to participate in Erasmus+ and participate in learning mobility of individuals and/or cooperation for innovation and good practices under the Program. The Charter is awarded for the full duration of the Program (2014-2020).
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The MIT Global Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence (SCALE) Network is an international alliance of leading-edge research and education centers, dedicated to the development and dissemination of global innovation in supply chain and logistics.It is designed and operated as a balanced network where each center contributes resources to conduct joint research, administers educational programs, and works with corporate sponsors.List of MIT SCALE Centers:MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL)Opening: 1973Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USAZaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC)Opening: 2003Location: Zaragoza, Spain
Center for Latin-American Logistics Innovation (CLI)Opening: 2008Location: Bogotá, ColombiaMalaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI)Opening: 2011Location: Shah Alam, MalaysiaLuxembourg Centre for Logistics (LCL)Opening: 2015Location: Luxembourg, LuxembourgNingbo Supply Chain Innovation Institute China (NSCIIC)Opening: 2016Location: Ningbo, China
MIT Global SCALE Network website: http://scale.mit.edu
MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (CTL)USA 1973
Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) Spain 2003
Luxembourg Centre for Logistics (LCL)Luxembourg 2015
Center for Latin American Logistics Innovation (CLI)Colombia 2008
Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI)Malaysia 2011
Ningbo Supply Chain Innovation Institute China (NSCIIC)China 2016
MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (CTL)EEUU 1973
Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) España 2003
Luxembourg Centre for Logistics (LCL)Luxemburgo 2015
Center for Latin American Logistics Innovation (CLI)Colombia 2008
Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI)Malasia 2011
Ningbo Supply Chain Innovation Institute China (NSCIIC)China 2016
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