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Disruptions to supply chain operations are set to stay in 2023, albeit from different causes than in years past. 2023 disruptions may be related to existing or new geopolitical conflicts, inflationary pressures and the recessionary environment, weather events, or other issues yet to emerge. Regardless, success relies on building flexibility into your operations.
Where to start?
Create better connectivity between your planning and execution functions by focusing on warehouse and transportation improvements. In this webinar, we’ll focus on pain points across the supply chain related to warehouse and transportation, diving into key issues, including:
We will present strategies for creating the flexibility you need to be better prepared for any kind of supply chain disruption.
Amit Levy, EVP of Customer Solutions & Strategy, Made4net
J.P. Wiggins, Vice President of Corporate Development, 3Gtms
Michael Wohlwend, Managing Principal, Alpine Supply Chain Solutions
Robert Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, SupplyChainBrain
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