2017 Indiana Logistics Directory
No where on earth is Indiana's competitive advantage in logistics more evident than the Indiana Logistics Directory. Published annually, this high-powered publication serves as the professional guide that promotes the Midwest's transportation, distribution, logistics and related resources to local, national and international markets. The Directory shines a spotlight on "The Who's Who in Logistics" from around the region and features perspectives from key leaders on major logistics issues. Produced by the Ports of Indiana with key partners interested in promoting logistics, the Directory is used as a resource by businesses in and around Indiana looking for service providers, and by economic development officials looking to attract new business development. The Directory features contact information for businesses and organizations that provide logistics-related services to the Midwest.
No where on earth is Indiana's competitive advantage in logistics more evident than the Indiana Logistics Directory. Published annually, this high-powered publication serves as the professional guide that promotes the Midwest's transportation, distribution, logistics and related resources to local, national and international markets. The Directory shines a spotlight on "The Who's Who in Logistics" from around the region and features perspectives from key leaders on major logistics issues. Produced by the Ports of Indiana with key partners interested in promoting logistics, the Directory is used as a resource by businesses in and around Indiana looking for service providers, and by economic development officials looking to attract new business development. The Directory features contact information for businesses and organizations that provide logistics-related services to the Midwest.
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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION<br />
Educating <strong>Indiana</strong>’s<br />
<strong>Logistics</strong> Workforce<br />
The demand for logistics knowledge in today’s world is enormous and building the new logistics workforce is truly a team effort with <strong>Indiana</strong>.<br />
Colleges, universities and corporations are working together to arm logistics graduates with the skills they need to meet future workforce demands.<br />
Many certification courses and degree programs are focused on introducing project-based work and internship opportunities specifically aimed at<br />
providing students with real-world logistics experiences. Other programs target supply-chain management, operations management, logistics and<br />
global business as well as the tools, techniques and theories that apply across the logistics industry.<br />
See below for a sampling of colleges and universities in <strong>Indiana</strong> offering programs in logistics.<br />
Ancilla College<br />
A.S. in <strong>Logistics</strong> & Inventory Systems<br />
<strong>Logistics</strong> Certificate<br />
Admissions: 574-936-8898 ext. 330<br />
General: 1-866-Ancilla<br />
Ancilla.edu/degrees/logistics-inventory-systems<br />
Ancilla College’s Associate of Science degree in <strong>Logistics</strong> and<br />
Inventory Systems teaches how to apply logistics concepts and<br />
principles in a supply chain. Courses and experiences help build a base<br />
for continuing logistics education and developing workplace skills in<br />
the field.<br />
The <strong>Logistics</strong> Certificate is a pathway program leading to the associate<br />
degree. It designed to provide a broad background and foundation in<br />
logistics and inventory systems. This program is endorsed by Conexus<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> and the North Central Regional <strong>Logistics</strong> Council.<br />
Ball State University, Muncie<br />
Miller College of Business<br />
B.S. in <strong>Logistics</strong> & Supply Chain Management<br />
765-285-5227<br />
Admissions: 800-482-4BSU<br />
bsu.edu/cob<br />
This academic program is designed for students looking to work in<br />
management positions in the creation or distribution of goods and<br />
services. Courses in supply chain management are featured at the senior<br />
level.<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> State University, Terre Haute<br />
Scott College of Business<br />
B.S. in Operations and Supply Chain Management<br />
Marketing & Operations Department<br />
812-237-3365<br />
Admissions: 800-GO-TO-ISU<br />
indstate.edu/business/oscm<br />
Combining the classic field of operations within the broader framework<br />
of supply chain management, students receive a balanced education in<br />
both managerial and analytical concepts. Required courses include<br />
SCM fundamentals, data-driven decision making, business process<br />
improvement, lean six-sigma, business analytics and global SCM<br />
strategy.<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> University, Bloomington<br />
Kelley School of Business<br />
B.S. in Supply Chain Management<br />
M.B.A. in Supply Chain and Operations<br />
Online M.S. in Global Supply Chain Management<br />
General: 812-855-8100<br />
Admissions: Undergraduate, 812-855-0661<br />
Graduate: 800-99-IUMBA<br />
kelley.iu.edu<br />
<strong>Indiana</strong> University’s degrees in supply chain management cover all<br />
aspects of the supply chain. The Kelley Direct M.S. in global supply chain<br />
management degree is through an online program for working adults.<br />
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