Good morning,
Now that we are fully in August, I wanted to share with you a selection of the press and news room activities from last month.
News Clips:
What the INFORMS Analytics+ Conference revealed about the future of supply chain (and why you might be getting left behind) (op-ed) / SCMR / Marianna Vydrevitch/ July 1
Company kills plan for world's largest data center hub near Manassas Battlefield / Washington Times / Subodha Kumar / July 5
Guest Post - Where Do We Go From Here? How Scientific Societies are Thinking about the Proposed OMB Funding Rule /The Scholarly Kitchen / Elena Gerstmann / July 8
Ghost Ships Are Hurting Supply Chain Visibility / Industry Week / Mani Chandran / July 17
With help from data, art museums are reframing the visitor experience / Ars Technica / July 25
Cyclospora not an easy trace, says supply chain expert / QSR / Julie Swann / July 29
Cyclospora outbreak from a public health and supply chain scientist (op-ed) / Infection Control Today / Julie Swann / July 28
Press releases:
AI-Guided Outreach Increased Cancer Screenings and Reduced Mortality, New Study Finds
Is the Decline of Newspapers Taking the Pressure Off of Corporate Social Responsibility Programs? New Research Says 'Yes'
New Research Finds That Dropping SAT and ACT Requirements May Improve Access, But May Also Hinder College Admissions
Get Ready for Mobile "Stores on Wheels." New Research Shows They Can Outperform Traditional Retail Stores
Simple Triage Protocol Cuts ER Wait Times Without Adding Beds or Staff, New Study Finds
Have a wonderful week and I hope to share more soon.