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Best ongoing publication for the space is “Supply Chain Management Review (a paid subscription but worth it for the frameworks and thought leadership)z Other good ones that will help you ramp up your knowledge include what C1 said, plus others below (many of which are free):
Digital Supply Chain... Demand and Supply Chain Executive.... Logistics Management ... DC Velocity... Inbound Logistics.
Additionally, the MBBs, Big 4, Accenture, A.T. Kearney and others generally publish some insightful white papers and studies
Skim through a variety of these and see which ones resonate most with you and what aspects you like to focus your learning on (e.g., Strategy, Network Design, Planning, Inventory, Logistics, Procurement, Outsourcing, etc.)
Cscmp and Apics magazine. Also, there are many podcasts on stitcher. You will learn a lot more with experience. If you have a academic bent, there are some good journals .
Supply chain is largely about the tools available to you, many of which are a decade or more old. Current is a relative term. I have seen what you would consider to be very good, well run companies still planning and executing using spreadsheets and telephones.
Supply Chain changes when it is forced to or, rarely, when the new way is much better.