VJIM, CII Institute of Logistics to fortify logistics talent

Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management (VJIM), Hyderabad, has signed a pact with CII Institute of Logistics to develop industry-ready management professionals for the logistics and supply chain sector, according to a release. The partnership will integrate industry expertise, practical training, and corporate engagement into VJIM’s PGDM programme, addressing the sector’s evolving talent requirements. The partnership will introduce industry-led classroom sessions, mentorship programmes, practitioner interactions, and industrial visits. Students will gain access to internship and placement opportunities. The programme will cover areas like procurement strategies, inventory optimisation, transportation management, and demand forecasting. It will also introduce students to digital supply chain systems, artificial intelligence and automation.

Pallak Kashyap is a reporter at CargoTalk, specialising in aviation and logistics. He covers the air cargo sector through news stories, interviews and on-ground reporting, with a clear focus on supply chains, operational trends and industry developments. His work aims to break down complex logistics narratives into practical, easy-to-understand insights for the trade. Beyond reporting, he closely follows evolving business trends and the forces shaping the future of global logistics.

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