Abstract
Background Supply chain management training remains the most critical discipline in building capacity and ensuring competitiveness and sustainability of Africa in the global context. Imperial Logistics continues to play a significant role through the development of our Fast Forward initiative. While ensuring effective operations and best practice, the company further develops sustainable platforms and solutions to expand our reach and address future skills for continued industry growth and innovation.
Highlights
Chain management training remains the most critical discipline in building capacity and ensuring competitiveness and sustainability of Africa in the global context
Imperial Logistics continues to play a significant role through the development of our Fast Forward initiative
With a vision to expand Fast Forward into Africa through focusing consistently on training and skills development for African countries, Imperial Logistics works through Imperial Health Sciences Supply Chain Academy as its primary implementation partner
Summary
From The 2nd People that Deliver (2nd PtD) Global Conference on Human Resources in Supply Chain Management Copenhagen, Denmark. Background Supply chain management training remains the most critical discipline in building capacity and ensuring competitiveness and sustainability of Africa in the global context. Imperial Logistics continues to play a significant role through the development of our Fast Forward initiative.
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