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APICS CPIM 8.0 Intensive Course 2024

The Australasian Supply Chain Institute is holding a five-day-long intensive in-person and remote course in January 2024 for those who want to complete their CPIM study during the Festive Season period. Read More

Dealing with modern slavery

The Australasian Supply Chain Institute sheds light on modern slavery in the industry and what can be done from both ethical and legal standpoints to deal with this hidden crisis. Read More

Feb Promo 2024

Feature in MHD February Industrial property and project management In our February edition, MHD will spotlight the burgeoning areas of industrial property and
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Sue Tomic, Chair of the Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia (SCLAA).

Sustainability strategies for shipping

Sue Tomic, Chair of the Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia, tells MHD about how intermodals can provide a solution to companies looking to reduce their carbon emissions. Read More

Tennant keeping warehouses clean with scrubbers

Tennant tells MHD about its range of Walk Behind Scrubbers and Ride on Scrubbers, which businesses can use to keep their warehouses and DCs sparkling clean. How To Conquest
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Simplifying complexities with Extended Visibility

project44’s Margaret Selid explains to MHD how its Extended Visibility solutions simplify the complexities shippers are dealing with in the modern-day supply chain. Read More

Negotiating make good in a landlord environment

TMX Transform’s Michael Simpson tells MHD about what tenants can do to cope with the challenges posed by tight vacancy rates, skyrocketing rental costs, and complicated landlord dealings. Read More

What Australia’s new packaging regulations mean for you

TMX Transform’s Sophie Marshall and David Chalmers explain to MHD how the federal government’s new packaging regulations will require businesses to develop sustainable packaging for items by 2025. Read More

Prological launches 2023/2024 Supply Chain Pulse-Check survey

Australian and New Zealand supply chain and logistics consultancy, Prological, has opened a new industry-wide probe into the biggest challenges facing supply chains heading into 2024. Read More