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        Alumni, Supply Chain Management Transfer Truck The Hunt for Truck Drivers 6.1.2022 | Troy Turner
        Faculty, Supply Chain Management Fusion 2022 Supply Chain Symposium Fusion 2022 6.1.2022 | Troy Turner
        Graduate Programs, Students, Supply Chain Management Elder (right) in classroom before graduation First Graduate of New Supply Chain Management Program Ready to Face Global Challenges 5.19.2022 | Troy Turner
        Industry, Supply Chain Management Touring Qatar Facility New Partnership with Global Freight Forwarder Creates Unique Real-World Experience 5.19.2022 | Michael Ares
        Students, Supply Chain Management Student Volunteers at Campus Kitchen Harbert supply chain consulting class tackles hunger, safety with case studies 5.10.2022 | Troy Turner
        College, Students, Supply Chain Management Logan Mason, Spring 2022 Graduation Marshal AU, Harbert strike a melodious note with Spring 2022 graduation marshal 4.26.2022 | Troy Turner
        College, Supply Chain Management RFID Lab Research with Justin Patton, Director Walmart, Auburn University ink partnership to use new Harbert-developed technology 3.1.2022 | Troy Turner
        Supply Chain Management Shelves are empty as global supply chains struggle The World Needs More Supply Chain Experts 11.1.2021 | Michael Ares
        Faculty, Students, Supply Chain Management Image features Brian Gibson (center) attending the Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition in Atlanta Harbert College supply chain leadership highlights annual conference in Atlanta 10.13.2021 | Michael Ares
        College, Students, Supply Chain Management Tyler Vassar (left) and Grant Stallworth (right) pose on either side of the Alabama Iron & Steel Council research presentation Harbert study shines surprising light on Alabama’s iron & steel industry 10.7.2021 | Troy Turner
        Supply Chain Management An image of an aisle in a warehouse Supply chain strategies shift post-pandemic: Moving from single-sourcing and just-in-time inventory to a more risk-averse posture 9.15.2021 | Michael Ares
        Business Analytics and Information Systems, Faculty, Research, Supply Chain Management Two brightly colored product packaging standing against a white background The missing link in reducing online purchase returns—Last-mile branding is key 8.11.2021 | Michael Ares

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        Harbert Magazine Issue: Fall 2020

        AI IS IMPORTANT, BUT HUMAN FACTORS MATTER MOST

        Remember what the ‘A’ stands for. New technologies can enhance human decision-making in supply chain firms, but technological control mechanisms and computing power have their limits. The human factor still reigns supreme.