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Chris Caplice

Cambridge
As seen in: Freightvine, MIT Sloan Management Review, Harvard Business Review, SAGE Publishing, Transport Topics, Supply Chain Management Review, SupplyChain 24/7, Tecnologista, Inside Supply Management Magazine
Dr. Caplice serves as the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL).
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Who’s Afraid of a Big Black Box?

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By Chris Caplice
| Inside Supply Management Magazine
You can’t escape it. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a hot topic of every conference you attend and for every supplier you meet. Heck, even your co-workers are talking about it. People use AI to make recipes, write songs, synthesize reports, chat with customers and everything in-between. Yet no one talks about AI the same way. Some use it as an umbrella term for any technology that mimics human intelligence. Others go a step further, diving into machine learning (ML) or generative AI.
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When Tendering Loads, Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls

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By Chris Caplice
| Inside Supply Management Magazine
Transportation procurement has two phases or “moments of truth” — a strategic phase, where shippers develop a long-term plan and select a group of carriers to handle freight for that period, and an execution phase, where loads are actually tendered. Over the last few years, shippers have focused on improving the first phase. They recalibrated supply chains during the pandemic. They invested in technology to help forecast demand and costs.
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By Chris Caplice
| Supply Chain Management Review Verified
(Photo: Getty Images) MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics’ roundtable discussion finds progress toward goals, but many challenges remain in the quest to achieve green trucking and lower the transportation sector’s GHG emissions. Subscribe to our weekly e-mail update Don’t miss out on the best in supply chain. Get premium resources and in-depth, comprehensive feature articles written by the industry's top experts – delivered.
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