In today’s rapidly evolving supply chain landscape, staying ahead means rethinking how logistics networks operate from start to finish. Join Supply Chain Now hosts Scott Luton and Jake Barr for a forward-thinking discussion with industry expert Till Dengel from SAP. This session goes beyond tools and technology to explore the strategies, trends, and collaborative approaches reshaping logistics. Learn how innovation, data-driven decision-making, and stronger partnerships can enhance resilience, improve operator efficiency, and create more agile, customer-focused supply chains. Whether you’re navigating disruption, evaluating emerging technologies, or looking to build a stronger network of partners, you’ll walk away with actionable insights to help future-proof your operations. Key Takeaways: Fresh strategies to strengthen logistics resilience in a volatile environment Practical ways to boost efficiency and streamline end-to-end operations A closer look at AI and emerging innovations transforming supply chain logistics

Let’s face it, MRO inventory is usually overbought and underinsured, costing millions. But organizations rarely do anything about it because they’re convinced their data just isn’t in a good enough place to make MRO optimization a priority. But perfect data doesn’t exist, it never will, no matter how many data cleanses you waste money on. Explore how AI is creating a new approach to MRO/indirect materials optimization and bridging the gap between procurement and operations teams, while breaking the stigma of having to have perfect data to get started. Learn how leading manufacturers have adopted an AI approach and have learned the secret that’s been hiding in plain sight. We’ll discuss topics such as: -Eliminating the need for lengthy and costly data cleanse projects -Increasing visibility of spend and price variances to reduce tail spend -Building confidence in your MRO inventory availability to ensure you will have the right part at the right time at the right place, at the right cost -Identifying millions in savings opportunities through inventory deduplication, revamped stocking policies, and network-sharing opportunities