AI is everywhere in the news — but which applications are too good to be true and which ones are actually going to create real value in warehouse operations today? Join hosts Scott Luton and Tandreia Bellamy as they welcome Easy Metrics President & CTO Dan Keto to cut through the noise to reveal what AI can truly deliver in the near term. Drawing on real-world experience and current industry trends, Dan will outline where AI fits in warehouse performance, why it’s not a magic wand, and how a unified data model is the essential foundation for success. This webinar explores practical use cases that can be implemented today, as well as common AI pitfalls that operations leaders should avoid. Dan will share a straightforward methodology to evaluate AI and ML initiatives—so leaders can distinguish between over-promised solutions and tools that actually improve operational efficiency, improved productivity, labor management, and cost control. Ideal for leaders facing pressure to “do something with AI,” this webinar will bring real-world clarity to a topic often full of hypotheticals. Get a clearer sense of how to prioritize your own organization’s AI initiatives based on what is most needed and where, integration feasibility and ROI,…

As strategic forces push manufacturing back to America, one obstacle threatens progress: finding the right people with the right skills. Before new factories can produce anything, they must be built—requiring a new generation of skilled tradespeople such as electricians, welders, and technicians. And once these modern facilities are operational, companies report an unexpected challenge: the biggest talent gaps aren’t just technical, but also in core soft skills like leadership, critical thinking, and communication. Join Supply Chain Now hosts Scott Luton and Allison Giddens as they welcome Alan Amling and Darrell Edwards from the University of Tennessee–Knoxville to explore a practical approach to developing a comprehensive workforce from the ground up. Learn what it truly takes to build, staff, and sustain the next generation of American manufacturing.