WEBINAR: The Unified Supply Chain – A Platform Approach
Most supply chain execution systems are siloed and fragmented, creating inefficiencies and waste. Supply chain transformation often looks like a portfolio of solutions, often from different vendors with different architectures and version cycles, that require different approaches to integration, modification, and upgrades. Join our unified supply chain experts to understand how a Unified Supply Chain platform can create efficiencies across your organization.
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trade
Webinar
April 8, 2025
Unpacking the Latest Tariff Updates, Best Practices & What to Expect Next
With significant tariff updates expected on 2nd April, staying informed is more critical than ever. Join Supply Chain Now for an essential webinar where we’ll break down the latest changes and their real-world impact on businesses. Omar Nashashibi (Inside Beltway) will provide expert analysis on the policy shifts and what they signal for the future, while Mark Gilham (Enable) will share practical strategies to navigate these changes, mitigate risks, and protect margins. Don’t miss this opportunity to get ahead of the curve and prepare for what’s next.
Procurement
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March 18, 2021
Proven Success Panel: Group Purchasing in Action
There’s proof in the panel- learn from esteemed purchasing and supply chain management professionals on how they drove their business forward through the COVID-19 disruption (and continue to do so). These pros will discuss predictions for the future of supply chain as we embark on the “new world,” proven best practices they have employed – including engaging the group purchasing organization (GPO) model, and why leveraging a GPO will prove to be crucial among leading supply chains. The panel will discuss: -Core challenges their supply chain faced in 2020, lessons learned, and how they overcame great disruption -Procurement’s role in enabling the supply chain -Best practices on implementing their version of supply chain success -How to operate in 2021, the future of supply chain management in the “new world” As supply chains continue to move forward in a still unstable environment, these proven success stories will help guide continuous value improvement in the supply chain.