Aligning Supply Chain Strategy at Supply Chain LIVE: London

Supply chain strategies have undergone significant changes in recent years, driven by ongoing global turbulence.
Instead of being reactive and focusing on operational efficiency, supply chain leaders are now forming strategies which prioritise flexibility and resilience.
Ongoing trends, such as AI and sustainability, are proving to unlock strategic value within business plans, moving ESG targets higher on the priority list.
At Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit, leaders will gather to explore the emerging strategies which are driving business success.
To make sure you do not miss out, secure your ticket today.
Supply chain strategy
Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit is taking place at the QEII Centre in London on the 8-9 September. It will be co-located with Procurement LIVE and Sustainability LIVE. Join more than 1,000 attendees and hear insights from more than 50 speakers.
At the event, supply chain leaders will explore how they are aligning supply chain strategy with business objectives. This will include prioritising leadership strategies, as well as ongoing transformation initiatives. Throughout, attendees will be able to gain thorough insights through networking opportunities, specialist panel discussions, fireside chats and workshops.
Attendees will gain insights into sustainability, risk and resilience, the role of AI in the supply chain and more. All of these trends are reshaping business strategy, forcing leaders to change how they are navigating the world, but also unlocking new potential for business success.
Leaders will explore how to improve efficiency, competitiveness and agility in today's turbulent market.
Attend the Supply Chain Strategy Forum to hear a focussed discussion on the topic.
The Supply Chain Strategy Forum:
Date: 8 September
Time: 15:50-16:30 BST
Location: Supply Chain Stage
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Navigating current trends
In an era marked by ongoing volatility and instability, navigating global supply chains can be a mighty beast. With new AI platforms and tools emerging on a regular basis, constantly changing trade regulations and a heightened consumer demand for sustainable practices, balancing new expectations while still saving money can feel impossible.
Consumers are driving strategy more than ever, as studies show that they are prioritising purchasing from organisations with clear sustainability measures in place. According to Euromonitor, 60% of all new products which were launched in 2025 clearly display at least one sustainability claim. This demonstrates how consumer preferences are guiding how businesses source, produce and deliver goods.
Organisations now are understanding the value that comes with end-to-end visibility and supplier collaboration – both as a resilience builder but also to unlock new ideas.
Conflicting strategies are emerging, but are demonstrating success when applied correctly. Where some businesses are diversifying their supplier base, others are turning to nearshoring and only utilising domestic suppliers. Understanding which type of strategy would work for individual business needs can feel overwhelming, but at Supply Chain LIVE, leaders will attempt to help clear the fog.
Those hoping to gain insights into the most efficient strategies will not want to miss Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit.


