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In this episode of Supply Chain is Boring, host Chris Barnes sat down with Gary Smith, Chief of EAM and Supply Chain Management with MTA New York City transit to ask what EAM is and what a supply chain professional does as a civil servant. Learn what Gary looks for when hiring – 3 tips for preparing for a career in SCM or improving your SCM skills.

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