"Challenges & Real-World Solutions in Supply Chain Management"

Event Date: Wednesday, 25th March 2026

Event Brief Description

The MBA Department, Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology (GCET), organized an insightful Guest Lecture on "Logistics and Supply Chain Management" on 25th March 2026. The session was conducted at the college campus, beginning at 10:00 AM. The event aimed to provide students with practical exposure to industry concepts, processes, and real-world applications, bridging the gap between academic learning and current industry practices.

The lecture was delivered by Mr. Mohit Saini, Senior Consultant at SS Supply Chain Solutions (3SC), Gurugram, who brought a wealth of industry experience to the session. His expertise offered students a unique perspective on the challenges and solutions in the dynamic field of supply chain management.

Event Detailed Description

The Guest Lecture on Logistics & Supply Chain Management commenced at 10:00 AM at the GCET campus. The event was organized by the MBA Department and was attended by students pursuing management studies, along with faculty members of the department.

Mr. Mohit Saini, Senior Consultant at SS Supply Chain Solutions (3SC), Gurugram, delivered an engaging and highly informative lecture on the topic "Challenges & Real-World Solutions in Supply Chain Management." He covered a broad range of topics including the fundamentals of logistics, the intricacies of supply chain networks, warehousing, inventory management, last-mile delivery challenges, and digital transformation in supply chain operations.

Drawing from his extensive consulting experience, Mr. Saini presented real-world case studies that highlighted common bottlenecks in supply chains and discussed practical strategies to overcome them. He emphasized the growing importance of data analytics, automation, and technology in modern logistics operations, and how professionals can leverage these tools to create efficient and resilient supply chain ecosystems.

The session included an interactive Q&A segment where students actively engaged with the speaker, asking questions about career pathways in supply chain management, skill development, certifications, and industry expectations. The speaker guided students on how to prepare themselves for opportunities in this domain and the kind of roles available for MBA graduates in logistics and operations.

The event concluded on a highly motivating note, with students gaining industry-relevant knowledge that complements their academic curriculum. The MBA Department expressed gratitude to Mr. Mohit Saini for his valuable time and contribution, and the faculty extended appreciation to all participants for their enthusiastic engagement throughout the session.

Department Name: MBA Department, Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology (GCET)

Guest Speaker: Mr. Mohit Saini, Senior Consultant, SS Supply Chain Solutions (3SC), Gurugram

Event Outcomes

• Enhanced Industry Knowledge: Students gained practical insights into logistics operations, supply chain networks, and real-world challenges faced by industry professionals.
• Exposure to Current Industry Practices: Through Mr. Mohit Saini's experience at SS Supply Chain Solutions (3SC), students understood how modern supply chains leverage technology, data analytics, and automation to optimize operations.
• Career & Professional Development: The lecture inspired students to explore career opportunities in supply chain management and logistics, equipping them with knowledge of industry roles, skill requirements, and certifications relevant to MBA graduates.
• Bridging Academia and Industry: The session successfully connected theoretical management concepts with practical applications, helping students understand how classroom learning translates into real-world business scenarios.
• Interactive Learning & Critical Thinking: The Q&A session encouraged students to think critically about supply chain problems and develop problem-solving approaches aligned with industry expectations.

Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology | MBA Department | March 2026