Center for Engineering Logistics & Distribution (CELDi)
University of Arkansas
Through basic research, collaborative applied research with industry, technology transfer, and education, CELDi is a catalyst for developing the engineering logistics methodology necessary for logistics value chain optimization. CELDi helps industry partners leverage their supply chain to achieve a distinguishable, sustainable difference; member companies realize a measurable return on investment by creating competitive value chains.
Center Site Directors
PowerPoint Presentation: Analysis of Military Processing Center Operations
Material Handling Industry of America
Supply Chain Execution Systems & Technologies Group
Distribution Center and Warehouse Benchmarking Technical Report
Benchmarking program is being administered at Georgia Tech and is partially sponsored by the Order Fulfillment Council (OFC) and the Supply Chain Execution Systems & Technologies Group (SCE GROUP).
Supply Chain Systems Laboratory (SCSL)
Texas A & M University
SCSL is a Texas A & M Industrial Distribution Program initiative to educate students, create cutting edge information solutions for industrial distribution channels, and provide answers to Supply Chain Management (SCM) and information technology issues.
The Logistics Institute
Georgia Institute of Technology
Research: Cross Docking
Many companies are realizing that value to a customer can, in part, be created through logistics management, including product availability, timeliness and consistency of delivery, ease of placing orders, and other elements of customer service. Consequently, logistics service is becoming recognized as an essential element of customer satisfaction, resulting in a shift in logistics from reactive to proactive mode.