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With emerging technologies, and #AI in particular, #operations are getting a “jolt of caffeine,” says EY's Lisa Caldwell enabling them to become more strategic for improving enterprise-wide visibility and creating new insights. #EYSupplyChain #StrategicOperations

With emerging technologies, and #AI in particular, #operations are getting a “jolt of caffeine,” enabling them to become more strategic for improving enterprise-wide visibility and creating new insights. Read more from Lisa Caldwell. #EYSupplyChain #StrategicOperations

With emerging technologies, and #AI in particular, #operations are getting a “jolt of caffeine,” enabling them to become more strategic for improving enterprise-wide visibility and creating new insights. https://lnkd.in/dMm2FeGU #EYSupplyChain #StrategicOperations  

With emerging technologies, and #AI in particular, #operations are getting a “jolt of caffeine,” enabling them to become more strategic for improving enterprise-wide visibility and creating new insights. https://lnkd.in/erUPFT5V #EYSupplyChain #StrategicOperations

With emerging technologies, and #AI in particular, #operations are getting a “jolt of caffeine,” enabling them to become more strategic for improving enterprise-wide visibility and creating new insights. https://lnkd.in/etdePy83 #EYSupplyChain #StrategicOperations

With emerging technologies, and #AI in particular, #operations are getting a “jolt of caffeine,” enabling them to become more strategic for improving enterprise-wide visibility and creating new insights. https://lnkd.in/gd4-Emi8 #EYSupplyChain #StrategicOperations

In the digital age, the power of partnerships within supply chain management is more important than ever. Collaborating with suppliers, distributors, and other stakeholders can lead to increased efficiency, cost savings, and innovation. These partnerships create a network of trust and collaboration that is essential for navigating the complexities of the modern supply chain landscape. As we look towards the future, the integration of AI and technology is set to revolutionise supply chain management. AI-powered tools can optimise processes, predict demand, and enhance decision-making capabilities. While this presents opportunities for increased efficiency and productivity, it also raises questions about the impact on traditional partnerships. Nurturing these partnerships in the era of AI requires a balance of leveraging technology while maintaining the human touch. Communication, transparency, and a shared vision will continue to be crucial elements in fostering strong relationships within the supply chain. By embracing innovation and adapting to technological advancements, businesses can create mutually beneficial win-win situations for all parties involved. As we navigate the evolving landscape of supply chain management, let's continue to prioritise partnerships and collaboration while embracing the potential of AI to drive innovation and growth. How do you see AI impacting partnerships within the supply chain in the long term? Share your thoughts and insights in the comments below! #SupplyChain #Partnerships #AI #Innovation #Collaboration

Why engineering skills make successful supply chain leaders - discussion of the topic by experts #MarcKloepfel #businessadvice #supplychain #procurement #procurementmanagement #businessadvice #business #supplychainOAE #procurementOAE #AI #innovation #technology #negotiations

Everything you need to know (for now) why #supplychain externalization has become a hot topic across industries. In the end the question is: Do you have the right capabilities (people/talent, data/tech, process/domain) to enable/accelerate growth and drive business outcomes? #ai, #analytics, and #technology are playing a major role here (always remember: by the time people pick up the skill, the technology is old 😉) Happy to provide further insights into our running customer operations and the mechanics behind!

This article talks about how supply chains involves using new technology like AI and data analysis tools. However, it's not just about the tech, but also about the people who use it. Companies need employees who can think creatively, learn new skills, and work together well. By having a diverse team where everyone feels valued, businesses can make better decisions and come up with new ideas to improve the supply chain. #supplychain #technology Margaret A. Kidd, CMILT, CPE™ Gulshan Singh, PhD