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WCVB
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May 15, 2025

In a recent WCVB article, MIT’s Professor Yossi Sheffi was cited explaining how U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods are disrupting supply chains. He noted that rising costs are forcing retailers like Walmart to either raise prices or stop selling certain products. Read the full article for more information.

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Barrons
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May 12, 2025

In a recent Barron's article, Professor Yossi Sheffi is quoted sharing his expert perspective on how U.S.-China trade tensions and tariffs are affecting transport stocks. His insights shed light on the challenges and strategies shaping the industry amid these economic shifts. Read the full article for his thoughts.

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Asia School of Business
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May 6, 2025

In a recent article from the Asia School of Business, Professor Yossi Sheffi's quote, "Resilience is a hedge against uncertainty, not a bet on one outcome," was featured. He emphasized that in today’s volatile world, supply chain flexibility is no longer just a competitive advantage but a fundamental requirement for staying relevant.

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Business Insider
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February 20, 2025

Supply chain expert and MIT Professor Yossi Sheffi offered insights on the challenges businesses face when considering moving supply chains out of China due to the Trump tariffs. He highlighted that the uncertainty caused by fluctuating policies may pose even bigger challenges than the tariffs themselves. Sheffi pointed out that these shifting regulations complicate long-term planning, making it harder for companies to make strategic decisions. Moving production away from China could be costly and time-consuming, often making it less viable than simply absorbing the tariff costs.

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Mashable
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December 11, 2024

MIT’s Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL) has been recognized for offering some of the best free online supply chain courses, ranked among the top 35 MIT courses available online. With in-depth learning in supply chain management, logistics, and operations, CTL’s programs provide valuable skills to advance your career, all at no cost. These educational offerings are designed for both individuals and organizations looking to enhance their knowledge and skills, and are accessible to anyone with a desire to learn.

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Channel 5
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November 18, 2024

Supply chain expert and MIT Professor Yossi Sheffi offered insights on the impact of the recent disruptions at Stop & Shop, suggesting that recovery could be swift if the company can restore its systems safely. Read more to see what he had to say about the situation.

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SCMR Straight Talk e-Newsletter
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October 6, 2024

Professor Yossi Sheffi reminds us that technology does eliminate some jobs, but not all; it actually creates more opportunities. In this article by Brian Straight from Supply Chain Management Review, Sheffi is cited as providing examples of how embracing technology can lead to a future filled with new possibilities rather than merely fearing job loss.

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Inc.
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October 4, 2024

In a revealing quote, Professor Yossi Sheffi emphasizes the importance of preparedness in today’s supply chains, stating, “People are prepared. Any company that did not invest in supply chain disruptions is not around.” This insight underscores how the banana industry—and businesses at large—have learned from past challenges, including the pandemic and global crises.

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Associated Press
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October 2, 2024

Professor Yossi Sheffi discussed the potential effects of automation on the workforce, particularly for dockworkers, in an interview with Associated Press reporter Cathy Bussewitz. The director of the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics remarked, “You cannot bet against the march of technology,” in response to the massive strike by US dock workers in early October, 2024.

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MIT Technology Review
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July 18, 2024

Today, businesses of all sizes must deliver to their customers against a backdrop of supply chain disruptions, with technological changes, shifting labor pools, geopolitics, and climate change adding new complexity and risk at a global scale. To succeed, they need to build resilient supply chains: fully digital operations that prioritize customers and their needs while establishing a fast, reliable, and sustainable delivery network.