SCLAA NEWSLETTER DECEMBER ’23 / JANUARY ’24
The latest SCLAA Newsletter has now been published. SCLAA Newsletter – December ’23 / January ’24. 2023 in review and What’s new in 2024.
Articles include, ‘Access Group launches $100k grant’, ‘Korber’s launching its Technology Experience Centre’, ‘Snack Brands Australia Streamlines Deliveries’, ‘Navigating Supply Chain Transformation Talent in Unstable Market Conditions’, ‘Industry Networking Breakfast – Celebrating Diversity in Supply Chai n & Logistics on IWD’, ‘Off-the-shelf warehouse automation’, ‘Bestrane at 21: A Legacy of Innovation & Client Commitment’, ‘Meet the World’s most trusted & Powerful Enterprise Mobile Computer”, ‘Be Part of the Future with SCLAA’, ‘Division Reports’, and many more.
Don’t forget to Save the Date for the SCLAA Industry Networking events on International Women’s Day, 8 March 2024. Read more …
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