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      1. Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI) was launched as a joint initiative between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Malaysia's government.MISI features a Masters's program in supply chain management and logistics. MISI is an independent, stand-alone degree-granting academic institution established under Malaysian law. Additionally, MISI conducts research and corporate outreach activities for global and local firms that operate in the Southeast Asia region. MISI is a member of the MIT Global SCALE (Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence) Network. The MIT Global SCALE Network currently consists of 6 centers located in North America, Asia, Europe, and South America. Established to become the supply chain thought leader in the region, MISI's objectives could be viewed at multiple levels. At the highest level, MISI aims to pursue the same overarching objective as the SCALE Network of institutes to redefine the state-of-the-art supply chain management theory and practice continually. Specifically, the THREE integrated objectives of MISI are: Deliver best-in-class Graduate and Executive Education Programs. Conduct applied research that meets the highest international standards of academic rigor. Actively engage industry to create and disseminate cutting edge supply chain knowledge. MISI has developed a robust, flexible corporate partner program that offers varying degrees of engagement so that all organizations have an opportunity to participate – and to choose the program that best matches their needs. Through various forums, including online message boards, partner symposia, and our Executive Development Program courses, corporate partners use MISI as a joint meeting ground to share information, experiences, perspectives, and opinions in a collaborative and collegial setting. Organizations that want to probe deeply into specific supply chain challenges may join one or more research groups to collaborate with MISI and industry partners on trailblazing research. The MISI-Centers of Excellence (COE) has an ambitious objective of inculcating state-of-the-art supply chain capabilities across the key identified areas of excellence. These CEOs will host world-class research teams equipped with cutting edge research techniques to solve some of the most pressing business problems. Leveraging on the in-house expertise, locational advantage, area expertise, and global network of researchers, MISI-CEOs are strategically positioned to address the world's challenges with a particular inclination towards the emerging Asian market. At MISI-CEOs, the emphasis is on the applied research that supply chain provides viable solutions to the industry while maintaining the research methodology's academic rigor. These research initiatives generate funding from the public as well as the private sector. The Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI) educates students from all corners of the world in its degree programs and executive programs. All MISI students, including the master's degree candidates and the experienced professional in the executive program­s, will develop powerful problem-solving skills. They will learn what it takes for an organization to be resilient in a volatile global marketplace. Working closely with partner companies in diverse industries, they will devise solutions to critical real-world challenges considering the cultural aspect. At MISI, students propel everything they will learn in the classroom and the laboratory straight into practice. By the time they graduate, they will leave MISI as distinguished thought leaders, skilled researchers, and collaborative problem solvers with the ability to anticipate challenges and accelerate solutions. MISI offers graduate and executive education in logistics and supply chain management. MISI will admit its first Masters's students are matriculating in the fall of 2012. There are also plans for a doctoral degree and a deep portfolio of professional courses for executives, symposia, short courses, and extended on-site events and activities to reinforce MISI's connections with corporate partners. MISI strives to provide a dynamic environment that promotes innovation and excellence in Education Research and Outreach. MISI offers a rich atmosphere that blends intellectual, theoretical, and practical resources further enhanced and shaped by your unique contributions. MISI's primary focus is to produce tomorrow's thought leaders and is committed to extending every opportunity to achieve these goals. MISI has developed a robust, flexible corporate partner program that offers varying degrees of engagement so that all organizations have an opportunity to participate – and to choose the program that best matches their needs. Through various forums, including online message boards, partner symposia, and our Executive Development Program courses, corporate partners use MISI as a common meeting ground to share information, experiences, perspectives, and opinions in a collaborative and collegial setting. Organizations that want to probe deeply into specific supply chain challenges may join one or more research groups to collaborate with MISI and industry partners on trailblazing research.
      2. Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI) was launched as a joint initiative between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Malaysia's government.MISI features a Masters's program in supply chain management and logistics. MISI is an independent, stand-alone degree-granting academic institution established under Malaysian law. Additionally, MISI conducts research and corporate outreach activities for global and local firms that operate in the Southeast Asia region. MISI is a member of the MIT Global SCALE (Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence) Network. The MIT Global SCALE Network currently consists of 6 centers located in North America, Asia, Europe, and South America. Established to become the supply chain thought leader in the region, MISI's objectives could be viewed at multiple levels. At the highest level, MISI aims to pursue the same overarching objective as the SCALE Network of institutes to redefine the state-of-the-art supply chain management theory and practice continually. Specifically, the THREE integrated objectives of MISI are: Deliver best-in-class Graduate and Executive Education Programs. Conduct applied research that meets the highest international standards of academic rigor. Actively engage industry to create and disseminate cutting edge supply chain knowledge. MISI has developed a robust, flexible corporate partner program that offers varying degrees of engagement so that all organizations have an opportunity to participate – and to choose the program that best matches their needs. Through various forums, including online message boards, partner symposia, and our Executive Development Program courses, corporate partners use MISI as a joint meeting ground to share information, experiences, perspectives, and opinions in a collaborative and collegial setting. Organizations that want to probe deeply into specific supply chain challenges may join one or more research groups to collaborate with MISI and industry partners on trailblazing research. The MISI-Centers of Excellence (COE) has an ambitious objective of inculcating state-of-the-art supply chain capabilities across the key identified areas of excellence. These CEOs will host world-class research teams equipped with cutting edge research techniques to solve some of the most pressing business problems. Leveraging on the in-house expertise, locational advantage, area expertise, and global network of researchers, MISI-CEOs are strategically positioned to address the world's challenges with a particular inclination towards the emerging Asian market. At MISI-CEOs, the emphasis is on the applied research that supply chain provides viable solutions to the industry while maintaining the research methodology's academic rigor. These research initiatives generate funding from the public as well as the private sector. The Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation (MISI) educates students from all corners of the world in its degree programs and executive programs. All MISI students, including the master's degree candidates and the experienced professional in the executive program­s, will develop powerful problem-solving skills. They will learn what it takes for an organization to be resilient in a volatile global marketplace. Working closely with partner companies in diverse industries, they will devise solutions to critical real-world challenges considering the cultural aspect. At MISI, students propel everything they will learn in the classroom and the laboratory straight into practice. By the time they graduate, they will leave MISI as distinguished thought leaders, skilled researchers, and collaborative problem solvers with the ability to anticipate challenges and accelerate solutions. MISI offers graduate and executive education in logistics and supply chain management. MISI will admit its first Masters's students are matriculating in the fall of 2012. There are also plans for a doctoral degree and a deep portfolio of professional courses for executives, symposia, short courses, and extended on-site events and activities to reinforce MISI's connections with corporate partners. MISI strives to provide a dynamic environment that promotes innovation and excellence in Education Research and Outreach. MISI offers a rich atmosphere that blends intellectual, theoretical, and practical resources further enhanced and shaped by your unique contributions. MISI's primary focus is to produce tomorrow's thought leaders and is committed to extending every opportunity to achieve these goals. MISI has developed a robust, flexible corporate partner program that offers varying degrees of engagement so that all organizations have an opportunity to participate – and to choose the program that best matches their needs. Through various forums, including online message boards, partner symposia, and our Executive Development Program courses, corporate partners use MISI as a common meeting ground to share information, experiences, perspectives, and opinions in a collaborative and collegial setting. Organizations that want to probe deeply into specific supply chain challenges may join one or more research groups to collaborate with MISI and industry partners on trailblazing research. 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