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The Cognitive Supply Chain is NOW

July 2, 2024 | 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM BST

Sustainability being a business decision is taken to new levels of agility, quality and relevance when the filters of AI and cloud are placed in-between. After years of stagnancy and confusion, the connection between profit and planet can finally be made. A resistance to change is no longer just an operational hazard. By seeing the relationship between profit and planet more clearly, decisionmakers should be convinced of investments beyond them just being a tick-box exercise. The mindset is thus shifted.

In today’s environment, it would be easy to feel adrift in a sea of menacing external forces. For most of us, what we experience and manage in our immediate worlds is much safer and more stable. We are not hapless participants, but powerful co-creators of this global experience. Businesses must respond by implementing processes and technologies that enable them to not only spot risks of disruption much earlier, but to then act upon them in the most efficient and sustainable way possible. The need for collaboration and staying connected has never been greater. Let’s grab the wheel and steer toward control and success!

Join us on July 2, 2024 in London for a unique in-person event to:

  • How Do You Thrive in a No Growth/Low Growth Environment? The reality for businesses might be 1-ish% growth for the largest global economy. Building a sustainable and resilient supply chain means laying down strategies for predicting and responding to disruption efficiently, with an acceptable impact on both profit and planet.  Where are you and your team on this journey? Lessons learned?
  • Generative AI: A recent Gartner study shows that nearly 80% of supply chain respondents plan to pilot or implement GenAI capabilities in 2024 using an average of 6% of the overall supply chain technology and transformation budget. What does this mean for you in your role and your company?
  • ESG/Climate: Supply chain leaders will need to continue investing in climate resilience and adaptability to work through natural disasters in 2024. A raft of rules and regulations tied to sustainability and ethical labor practices driven mostly by the European Union, but also the United Kingdom and United States will increase the cost of reporting and potentially the overall cost of running supply chains. 2024 will also be a year that sees more companies recalibrate their positions on ambitious sustainability goals like net-zero emissions as they realize their original commitments were untenable.
  • Talent & Leadership: The supply chain employees may leave. Really?! Embrace the turnover?


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Speakers

  • Speaker
    Jan Daan van Erven Dorens
    Manager Supply Chain Performance
    HEMA
  • Speaker
    Andrea Morgan-Vandome
    Chief Innovation Officer
    Blue Yonder
  • Speaker
    Wayne Snyder
    VP, Industry Strategies
    Blue Yonder

Join us on 11 April 2024 in London for a unique in-person event to:

  • How Do You Thrive in a No Growth/Low Growth Environment? The reality for businesses might be 1-ish% growth for the largest global economy. Building a sustainable and resilient supply chain means laying down strategies for predicting and responding to disruption efficiently, with an acceptable impact on both profit and planet.  Where are you and your team on this journey? Lessons learned?
  • Generative AI: A recent Gartner study shows that nearly 80% of supply chain respondents plan to pilot or implement GenAI capabilities in 2024 using an average of 6% of the overall supply chain technology and transformation budget. What does this mean for you in your role and your company?
  • ESG/Climate: Supply chain leaders will need to continue investing in climate resilience and adaptability to work through natural disasters in 2024. A raft of rules and regulations tied to sustainability and ethical labor practices driven mostly by the European Union, but also the United Kingdom and United States will increase the cost of reporting and potentially the overall cost of running supply chains. 2024 will also be a year that sees more companies recalibrate their positions on ambitious sustainability goals like net-zero emissions as they realize their original commitments were untenable.
  • Talent & Leadership: The supply chain employees may leave. Really?! Embrace the turnover?

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Agenda

  • Venue

    London Marriott Hotel Marble Arch,
    134 George St, London W1H 5DN

    Map link  What3Words

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Agenda

Powering the Worlds Most Powerful Companies

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