Net Zero and Value Chain Collaboration
Although the need for climate action is a growing concern for businesses, the move from talk to action is still hindered by limited access to detailed information on how businesses can operationalize their commitments and address their carbon-emission challenges throughout their operations and supply chains. Because getting to net-zero manufacturing and value chains covers many areas of action across functions within an organization and in diverse sectors, companies often find themselves discussing various issues, strategies and solutions in isolation and unable to consider all the related factors.
Keynote: Leveraging concurrent planning for smart, confident, and agile decision-making in a fast-moving world
In this session, we will explore how technology can revolutionize planning by delivering the agility you need to make fast, confident decisions in an unpredictable world for your integrated business planning and digital supply chain. We’re going to be showing you the true power of combining human intelligence with AI with concurrent planning techniques for next-generation planning that can help you stay competitive and ahead of the curve in a black-swan-stricken, volatile world.
Panel: Creating an end to end supply chain ecosystem - The foundations of supply chain operations
Creating an end-to-end supply chain ecosystem involves designing and implementing a comprehensive and integrated system that covers all aspects of a company's supply chain operations. With an integrated E2E supply chain design and visibility across the supply chain, businesses can better serve customers. Operating on tradition models Traditional supply chain models have come under the spotlight in recent years, with a renewed focus on getting more from what we take out. Traditional methods of supply chain management have been highlighted in ways that protecting the environment has been shown to negatively impact. As a result modern supply chain management methods seeks to address the environmental concerns, whilst staying competitive. In this session learn about the important tools necessary to build a versatile, robust supply chain and what implications need to be taken into account to make it sustainable, profitable and eco-friendly.
Presentation: How Supply Chain Digital Transformation Efforts Will Change in 2023
Three plus years of pandemic, geopolitical and operational related global wide supply chain disruptions have tested the ingenuity and resourcefulness of various industry supply chain management teams. We view 2023 as a year of adaptation, realignment and response to both ongoing challenges along with preparing for the next economic upturn. In that light, we are predicting that businesses will continue to invest in supply chain digital transformation efforts but in a more prioritized focus.
Keynote: Transport Market Updates: Insights and Strategies for Navigating Dynamics
The assignment of spot market has become an essential resource for companies aiming to effectively manage the complexities of real-time supply and demand. Join this session to gain profound insights into the most recent developments in the transport market across various modes. By staying informed about the latest trends, you can maintain a competitive edge and strategically capitalise on spot market opportunities to exploit favourable market conditions. Discover how to seamlessly adapt to fluctuations in supply and demand using this tactical approach.
Securing a sustainable supply chain future
The obligation to ensure carbon neutrality in business operations is of paramount importance - the future of our planet depends on it. The intrinsic link between supply chain and sustainability needs to be established and wider supply chain performance goals need to be aligned with sustainability targets. In this session we will be examining how sustainability can become a strategic advantage and how digital transformation promoting supply chain visibility is helping leaders to get to grips with supply chain carbon footprints.
Keynote: The magic conveyor belt: Supply chains, AI, and the future of work
The societal and economic spasms of the early 2020s highlighted the crucial role of the world-spanning supply chains in the global modern economy, as well as the growing role of digital technology, including AI and automation.
