MILOG Study Day 2026

 

The Industrial Management and Logistics (MILOG) research team, under the auspices of the Laboratory of Industrial Technologies and Services (TSI) based at the Fès School of Technology (ESTF), is organizing a one-day seminar on June 20, 2026, dedicated to the Supply Chain of Tomorrow: Sovereignty, Agility, and Performance at the Heart of Sustainable Ecosystems.
This event, focused on strategic resilience and overall performance, will bring together researchers to explore the latest advances in the field of supply chain management.

Objectives of the event:

• To stimulate scientific interaction and promote the sharing of knowledge and research focused on contemporary supply chain (SC) challenges, in order to strengthen the momentum of collective research.
• Strengthen the methodological skills of doctoral students and early-career researchers through the acquisition of rigorous research practices applicable to the study of Supply Chain Management (SCM), particularly in the context of issues related to sovereignty, agility, and sustainability.
• Identify emerging research perspectives and key areas of innovation, paying particular attention to the challenges facing tomorrow’s supply chain in light of performance imperatives and sustainable ecosystems.

The day will feature plenary sessions and thematic discussion workshops.

Focus areas:

Theme I: Urban Logistics, Sustainable Mobility, and Regional Agility

• 1.1. Agility of last-mile networks
• 1.2. Sustainable mobility and ecosystem performance
• 1.3. Micro-logistics and local resilience
• 1.4. Digital Governance of Urban Flows

Theme II: Green, Sustainable Supply Chains and Circular Ecosystems

• 2.1. Resource Sovereignty Through the Circular Economy
• 2.2. Managing Overall Sustainable Performance
• 2.3. Eco-design and Infrastructure Agility
• 2.4. Risk Management and Resilience of Green Supply Chains

Theme III: Supply Chain 4.0/5.0, Artificial Intelligence, and Predictive Performance

• 3.1. AI and analytics for predictive agility
• 3.2. Digital twins and ecosystem simulation
• 3.3. Blockchain and information sovereignty
• 3.4. Intelligent automation and human performance

Theme IV: Hospital Logistics, Health Engineering, and Health Sovereignty

• 4.1. Health sovereignty and critical inventory management
• 4.2. Agility of hospital processes during crises
• 4.3. Performance of home care logistics
• 4.4. Sustainable and responsible health ecosystems