Emerging supply chain risk trends for 2022. And How to Adapt

In this on-demand recording of a March 2018 webinar, learn how companies are undertaking the daunting challenge of driving improved sustainability within their supply chains. Intel has been on the journey transforming its supply chain into a global model for responsible sourcing practices for well over a decade. Jocelyn Cascio from Intel shares insights illustrating how they have integrated sustainability and showcases how they achieved results.

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.

With the goal of increasing sales volumes and expanding supply chain networks, many organizations fail to properly track and manage supply chain data to make informed decisions. To add to this madness, supply chain managers go head to head with the complexities of multiple disconnected systems that result in poor data quality. That doesn't have to be you! Combat these issues with master data governance, helping you to gain greater confidence in your decision-making.

Ensure data smart QHSE management Move from risk assessment to risk management Implement a good safety culture in your organization Track safety KPIs more easily and identify potential for improvements