Integrated Supply Management

WMU student recognized by Google, takes first place in competition

Craig Ferry, a junior majoring in marketing at Western Michigan University, recently claimed first place in the Virtual Business Professional Project. Hosted by USC Marshall, the project focuses on global student collaboration and communication best practices in a virtual environment. Ferry, along with his teammates, delivered recommendations to Google, and the corporate representative noted these suggestions were "ready to share with senior stakeholders."

Business experts predict disruption, shortages, flexibility and inflation in store for 2022

Experts from Western Michigan University's Haworth College of Business review four interrelated areas that will impact the holiday season and New Year.

Student in warehouse on supply chain externship

WMU supply chain program once again named top program in U.S.

The WMU integrated supply management program once again claims a spot on Gartner's list of top programs. A national leader in supply chain education, the program has been recognized by Gartner for its excellence for more than a decade.

The power of connections. The power of partnerships

August 18

When it comes to the career readiness of his students, Dr. Sime Curkovic’s long-standing connections to alumni and industry leaders helps drive the experiential projects element of Western’s renowned integrated supply management program. It’s the power of these connections and partnerships that helps provide every supply chain student with the unique opportunity to apply their in-class learning to the goals of influential and successful corporations.