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There are several groups at MIT that support work that relates to supply chain management. A few of the relevant organizations are listed here for reference. The ISCM Program works with these organizations to bring a holistic approach to supply chain at MIT.

» Integrated Supply Chain Management (ISCM) Program Consortium of non-competing companies supporting research and exchange in supply chain; consists of best practice exchange symposia and research with MIT faculty and research staff  » Affiliates Program in Logistics (APL) Consortium of carrier and shipper companies exposed to symposiua series on transportation, logistics and supply chain  » Center for Transportation & Logistics Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL)  » Center for eBusiness Find out more about the different components of the center for eBusiness here at  » Center for Coordination Science Research Center focused on emerging coordination theory developing process handbook for supply chain redesign  » Organizational Evolution Lab Organizational Evolution Lab explores how companies can be structured so they get better naturally and automatically  » Leaders For Manufacturing Program Dual graduate degree program with internship research projects encompassing supply chain topics  » System Dynamics Group Research group focused on system dynamics with significant application in supply chains  » Auto ID Center Research center focused on using auto identification technologies to create a seamless network.  » Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) The Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) conducts field-based research on issues related to the management and use of information technology (IT) in complex organizations.  » Operations Research Center Research Center focused on operations research with strong supply chain element  » Lean Aerospace Initiative Consortia focused on aerospace industry with emphasis on supply chain