The spotlight on supply chain and logistics shone pretty brightly in 2020 as organizations worked to overcome a global pandemic, subsequent economic impacts, labor shortages, U.S. wildfires, and an unusually active hurricane season. In a year where Murphy's Law reared its head on multiple occasions, the editors of Logistics Management and Supply Chain Management Review were in the trenches with supply chain professionals, reporting on the latest activity and offering sage advice to companies across a wide range of industries. And during a year when online conferences effectively supplanted live, in-person events, the "2020 Virtual Summit: Building in supply chain resilience " attracted an impressive lineup of keynote and session speakers as well as a broad audience of participants. In fact, 2020 marks the 15th year that Logistics Management and Supply Chain Management Review offered readers a virtual lineup of educational sessions designed to prepare logistics and supply chain operations for the year ahead.
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