Building Resilient Supply Chain with AI

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While once, supply chain was not one of the top enterprise priorities, today, most of the procurement leaders site supply chain visibility as their biggest challenge is managing disruption. Organizations are adopting tools that provide deep supply chain intelligence, and there is a high value of having as much information at your fingertips as possible. With this, organizations are making a paradigm shift in embracing the full spectrum of technologies like AI to cement the growth story.
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Empower supply chain planning by growing supplier collaboration

What if you could orchestrate performance with a digital strategy for supply chain and procurement? In our increasingly interconnected world, supply chain planning and procurement operations professionals need to enhance collaboration with internal stakeholders, external suppliers, and factories to improve overall operations, including speed, quality, and forecasts.
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The importance of independent data in supply chains

Cargo claims handling just like maritime incidents tend to be complex, complicated and time-consuming. While there is a myriad of data around us, insurers and beneficial cargo owners are still struggling to assess what is happening to the cargo while it is transit and who is responsible for incurred damages. This complicates the cargo insurers claims handling process.
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Growing a Sustainable Supply Chain

How are you supposed to achieve that "carbon-neutral by 20XX" goal? Every shipper wants to be sustainable and the market is demanding it, but how? And not just in theory, but in practice. Join Redwood Logistics and SupplyChainBrain to discover how to develop a sustainable strategy, calculate and offset freight emissions, and actually neutralize your supply chain carbon footprint.
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Betting Big on Blockchain For Supply Chain

Supply & Demand Chain Executive

Blockchain technology is quickly emerging as the silver bullet for many supply chain challenges. It’s helping reduce risk by verifying documentation and employees to prevent fictitious pickups, tracking and tracing the movement of physical goods through the supply chain, and overhauling the processes and timelines for accessing trade finance and managing AR and AP. Surveys reveal that supply chain executives are highly interested in the potential for blockchain technology and are exploring the next steps for their organizations. Join SDCE and an expert panel in a roundtable discussion on blockchain technology that is sure to generate actionable take-aways.
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