Blog entries featuring reflections, thoughts, experiences, and more from recent events.
Hollywood has its Oscars. Music has its Grammys. And charitable logistics has its Humanitarian Logistics Awards. Read on to find out how a supply chain-focused non-profit wound up creating one of the industry’s most selfless honors.
LOGY Conference, joka järjestetään vuosittain Suomen Osto- ja Logistiikkayhdistyksen (LOGY) toimesta, on erittäin odotettu kansainvälinen tapahtuma, joka tarjoaa korvaamatonta tietoa ammattilaisille eri aloilta, kuten liiketoiminnan johto, toimitusketjujen hallinta, hankinta, intralogistiikka, [...]
Writing a master’s thesis can be an overall experience that demands a major share of the writer’s mental capacity. Then, one beautiful day, the thesis is ready and submitted for grading. This can cause a feeling of emptiness and arouse questions like: what’s next. One possible answer is to share the thesis’ results with an audience. A great way for this is in a scientific conference.
Last week, the HUMLOG Institute Celebrate 15 Years of Bridging Research and Practice. Having engaged with projects, humanitarian organizations, and institutions the world over, this event brought an international presence of researchers, practictioners, and stakeholders to the halls of Hanken for a day discussing the past, present, and future of Humanitarian Logistics.
LOGY Conference on 9th February 2023 by Lauri Jauhiainen Master's Student in Humanitarian Logistics at Hanken School of Economics The LOGY conference was hosted at Pikku-Finlandia, a temporary conference structure [...]
Dr. Aino Ruggiero, Dr. Diego Vega, and Dr. Wojciech Piotrowicz in their panel discussion. Picture Credits: Konsta Partanen Dr. Aino Ruggiero Postdoctoral researcher at the HUMLOG Institute The HUMLOG Institute [...]
On 10th-11th November, Claire Louise Travers attended the 15th EurOMA Journal Publishing Workshop, hosted at the ESADE Business School is Barcelona. EurOMA is the European Operations Management Association, an international network of academics and a professional non-profit association managed by EIASM (European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management). Claire is a doctoral researcher focusing on localisation of humanitarian aid provision, specifically the use of local procurement and local manufacturing in emergency response programming.
13.4.2022 By Mimmi Pöysti Research Coordinator at the Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Research (HUMLOG) Institute at Hanken School of Economics Postdoctoral researcher Amin Maghsoudi explaining at the seminar titled [...]
19.02.2021 Today it's time for our fifth and last blog post in the blog series including 5 articles presenting the results of the science competition organised by the Global Business [...]
12.02.2021 We continue with our blog series including 5 articles presenting the results of the science competition organised by the Global Business School Network and the HUMLOG Institute at Hanken [...]