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yoni shteinVP of Human Resources, UPS – The Shipping and Logistics Company in IsraelMy StoryI began my professional journey at UPS in the field, working within the company’s logistics centers in Israel. The academic knowledge I gained during my degree served as a constant companion throughout the various roles and stages of my career in operations.What did the degree give me?The degree provided me with a broad professional foundation across a variety of fields, a deep understanding of core concepts, and a genuine, profound connection to the world of logistics. Beyond the practical tools and theoretical knowledge, the degree fostered my curiosity and a true passion for logistics work.. -
orian bachshiData Analyst, VPlansWhat did the degree give me?The ability to translate raw, technical data into clear business insights for stakeholders.An analytical and technical toolkit—practical proficiency in data extraction, analysis, and deriving insights (Python, SQL, and statistics).A holistic perspective—the ability to manage complex projects and understand cyber and information security risks.How does my current role relate to what I studied?The technical tools represent the "how": building dashboards, cleaning data, and performing statistical analysis all draw upon the programming and database design courses I took.The managerial tools represent the "why": courses in project management helped me understand the needs of our clients—construction companies that manage projects—and deliver tangible value to them through data.Tips and Inspirational Quotes for StudentsContext is everything; data without business understanding is just numbers. It is business acumen—not merely lines of code—that will lead to success and career advancement.Stay curious, and don’t be shy about asking questions. This will help you better understand the organization, establish effective communication with stakeholders, and avoid misunderstandings that could hinder the progress of your projects. -
lior hagay meiraLogistics Information Systems Implementer / SAP Solutions Architect, XacTech, part of the "One Technologies" groupMy StoryIn my current role, I bridge the gap between the industrial sector and the world of technology on a daily basis. My background in industrial management and logistics enables me to gain a deep understanding of the on-the-ground needs of large operational clients, such as Mekorot. My work focuses on Plant Maintenance (PM) systems, where I bridge the gap between business process requirements and their actual implementation within the SAP system.What did this degree give me?My studies provided me with a broad, systemic perspective and a profound understanding of business, operational, and logistical processes. The tools I acquired allow me to take complex organizational needs, analyze them logically, and translate them into precise technical specifications and requirements. These serve as the foundation for technological development within the company’s information systems.A tip for students and graduates:Today’s corporate world requires us to be fluent in three languages simultaneously: the language of business, the language of operations, and the language of technology. My advice is not to shy away from diving into technical details—even if you come from a management background—and to always strive to understand the process from end to end. Your greatest added value will lie in your ability to bridge the gap between real-world operational needs and systemic solutions.