A class group shot to commemorate the inaugural LOG367 course run.
The inaugural run of Logistics for Large-Scale Operations (LOG367) was successfully completed! LOG367 is an undergraduate elective in BSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, BSc Logistics with Minor, BSc Supply Chain Management with Minor, and Minor in Supply Chain Management programmes.
LOG367 is jointly developed by the School of Business and Army Logistics Training Institute (ALTI)/Combat Service Support Command (CSSCOM) from the Ministry of Defence. The course uses Exercise Wallaby, an annual tri-service military exercise held in Shoalwater Bay Training Area, Australia, as the primary case study for discussions and applications of theories on Large-Scale Operations Logistics.
The success of this collaborative effort would not have been possible without the expert sharing of Mr Lin Huixian, Francis, the Commander of the Forward Support Group in Exercise WALLABY 2019, and the excellent support of our partners at ALTI/CSSCOM – Mr Desmond Wong and Mr Lim Ming Xuan. Our students have benefited immensely from the valuable insights into the logistics and supply chain management concepts applied to large-scale operations.
Presentation of token of appreciation to Mr Lin Huixian, Francis, Commander of Forward Support Group in Exercise WALLABY 2019, by Associate Professor Ding Ding, Vice-Dean, School of Business
In the final seminar, Mr Lin Huixian, Francis shared his wishes and reflections, “Thank you for having MINDEF/SAF on this journey. We treat logistics as a serious business in the army. I hope all of you learned something from the sharing and that you continue to learn and apply what you have learned.”
We sincerely appreciate the excellent support of ALTI/CSSCOM in advancing this endeavour. As a University committed to inculcating applied learning in our students, we are confident that the SUSS – ALTI/CSSSOM collaborative partnership will continue to benefit students and practitioners in the logistics of the large-scale operation.
Presentation of token of appreciation to Mr Desmond Wong, collaborator at ALTI/CSSCOM, by Associate Professor Ding Ding, Vice-Dean, School of Business.
Presentation of token of appreciation to Mr Lim Ming Xuan, collaborator at ALTI/CSSCOM, by Associate Professor Ding Ding, Vice-Dean, School of Business.