Planning for the Supply Chain of the Future
In today’s episode, Marisa Brown explains why organizations must balance efficiency with adaptability, flexibility and effectiveness.
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Planning for the Supply Chain of the Future Recording Date
September 30, 2020 Duration
00:25:34 hrs/min/sec
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Talking Supply Chain: Planning for the supply chain of the future
Welcome to today’s episode of Talking Supply Chain: Planning for the supply chain of the future, where APQC’s Marisa Brown explains why organizations must balance efficient with adaptability, flexibility and effectiveness to thrive in the future. SCMR editorial director Bob Trebilcock moderates.
Let’s be honest. For most of us, the world turned upside down back in March. The impact was sudden and extreme. But in another sense, the pandemic may just have accelerated the timetable to the future of supply chain management that were inevitable. With that in mind, what will it take for organizations to survive and thrive in the coming years?
That was the topic of the most recent column in SCMR by Marisa Brown, research director for APQC, and in this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Brown will explain why risk management is more important than ever; how organizations can align their supply chains with their business strategy and how an organization develops decision-making maturity.
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