Copperberg Select: Supply Chain Resilience – Building an End-to-End Visibility

Supply chains and manufacturing networks must become more intelligent, resilient, connected, transparent, automated, modular, and flexible. In the aftermarket/service market customer operations are at risk of being at a total stand still if the supply chain is disrupted and parts cannot be delivered. The number of disruptions that businesses must face and defend against is growing rapidly. Political frictions, environmental degradation, economic instability, biological threats — each of these can decide whether your company's supply chain will survive or grind to a halt. Hence, your company's growth also depends on whether you use the latest data exchange technologies or not Or - has your organization mitigated risk by taking on a logistics partner? -Learn how to protect your supply chain and how end to end visibility can help you actively manage the supply chain and distribution network to minimize risk and outsmart disruptions. Attendee profile Managers, Directors and Heads of: Supply Chain planning Parts Planning S&OP and integrated business planning Demand planning Supply/inventory/Warehouse