In this candid webinar, we’ll explore the hidden costs of fragmented tech stacks and the unintended consequences of overdependence on siloed tools. Learn how leading brands are moving away from unnecessary platforms and embracing unified strategies that drive efficiency, flexibility, and performance across the supply chain.

In this insightful webinar, we’ll challenge the prevailing myths about AI, break down the difference between automated workflows and Agentic AI, and explore how to make informed decisions when adopting AI technologies. Join us as we cut through the hype and reveal practical insights on leveraging AI the right way to optimize your supply chain strategy effectively. 

In this session, you’ll hear how US Foods is streamlining operations, reducing complexity, and building a smarter, more agile routing model. Learn how they’re replacing outdated systems, capturing critical tribal knowledge, and using technology to improve service reliability, drive efficiency, and support long-term sustainability—without losing sight of local needs or customer experience.  

If your goal is to increase fleet efficiency, control costs, and enhance service reliability, this discussion will provide the strategies and real-world applications needed to stay ahead. Join us to hear how Heartland Coca-Cola built a more agile, resilient, and profitable fleet operation.

Whether you are navigating fluctuating order volumes, aiming to maximize efficiency, or seeking a solution that delivers rapid ROI, this session will provide key insights to help drive informed decision-making. 

The future of your supply chain technology is in the cloud — are you prepared to leverage its full potential? In this session, industry experts will discuss how SaaS-based solutions offer unmatched efficiency, scalability and cost savings.

Join us for an exclusive conversation with Scott DeGroot, former VP of Global Planning at Kimberly-Clark (Now with the University of Tennessee), as he shares how he got support for innovative supply chain strategies to drive cost savings, improve efficiency, and enable reinvestment in advanced systems.