The logistics industry that existed a decade ago looked different in almost every dimension. Fulfillment cycles were longer. Last-mile delivery was a relatively simple problem. Only the biggest warehouses could afford to automate, and even then it cost a fortune. Then came e-commerce and the expectations that came with it – same-day delivery, real-time inventory visibility, frictionless returns – which reset the operational baseline for the whole industry. Logistics education programs are quickly catching up. The gap between what industry wants and what previous supply chain courses produced has caused educators to reassess everything from course material to the types of…