Supply Chain LIVE London: Exploring Supply Chain Management
Supply chains around the world are facing greater complexity than ever before, meaning there needs to be more collaboration and transparency across the network.
Organisations are aiming to do more with reduced costs, increase resilience and agility. Leading businesses are implementing more customer-focused supply chains into their operations in order to gain a stronger customer base and better reputation.
At Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit, hosted by BizClik and Supply Chain Digital on 8-9 September at the QEII Centre in Westminster, leaders can gain key insights into emerging trends and developing resilient supply chains.
Join more than 1,000 attendees and learn from more than 50 speakers as the event explores some of the biggest supply chain challenges and most innovative solutions.
To make sure you do not miss out, secure your ticket today.
Supply chain management
In a co-located event with Procurement LIVE and Sustainability LIVE, supply chain, logistics and procurement leaders will offer insights into the emerging trends shaping modern and future supply chains.
Throughout the event, ensuring resilience will be a key focus, as will the exploration of digital transformation and industry innovation.
A focussed panel will take place, exploring how organisations are developing agile, resilient and customer-focused supply chains, through embedding new technology and forward-thinking strategies.
The Supply Chain Management Summit:
- Date: 9 September
- Time: 12:15-13:00 BST
- Location: Supply Chain Stage
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A new supply chain
Supply chains have undergone significant transformation in recent years, driven by ongoing volatility, growing trade tensions and an increase in consumer demand. Now, leaders are expected to drive business resilience, ensure cost savings and deliver strong customer satisfaction all at once.
In today's complex environment, caused by large-scale and disruptive climate events, ongoing wars, trade re-routing and political disputes, trade has been difficult to manage. As such, supply chain networks have faced many challenges when developing stability and efficiency.
In order to navigate turbulent waters, leading organisations are turning towards supply chain management tools. Through this, there is a greater implementation of innovation and digital tools. Supply chain leaders are overhauling legacy systems in order to re-strategise and develop agile, resilient and customer-focused supply chains.
By doing this, they are seeing greater customer satisfaction, more significant profit margins and greater flexibility when it comes to meeting disruption.
Leaders hoping to gain insights into boosting their supply chain management will not want to miss Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit.
