Can Supply Chains be Lean, Mean and Green?

In this recorded webinar, Stephen Wunker from New Markets Advisors discusses with APQC's Marisa Brown why now is the time for organizations to use the tools of innovation on the cost side of the business to create products that both delight customers and are much more affordable in this time of inflation. He will also share success stories of organizations that have done this successfully.

The intense competition to hire and retain the best drivers is a challenge for every fleet. The carriers who innovate and stand out as an attractive place for the best drivers to work will gain competitive advantage. A sure way to win the battle for driver loyalty is finding ways to improve the driver’s experience, and leveraging technology is a great place to start.Giving drivers a voice in the planning and management of their trip and offering them choices about their loads are two ways in which carriers can improve a driver’s perception of the company they work for. While many companies are working toward these goals, few have been successful at leveraging their technology and systems for an easy and routine way to interact with their drivers. That is changing.

The ever-increasing importance of customer experience has had a significant impact on supply chain leaders and their role in driving business success. With the margin of error being so small, and supply chain volatility at an all-time high, what digital transformation strategies should businesses be pursuing to set themselves up for long-term success? Join us for an educational webinar that explores the importance of automated order management solutions and the 6 most common supply chain challenges.

For sustainable competitive advantage in an uncertain world disrupted by COVID-19, businesses need to have a supply chain that is smart as well as agile. At Nagarro, we see supply chain optimization as a series of decisions that impact upstream and downstream processes. Data-driven approaches leveraging AI can enable organizations to take these decisions effectively and account for uncertainties in multiple areas such as supplier management, demand forecasting, reverse logistics, and order management.