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Hosted by Supply Chain Management Review · business · EN-US · 65 episodes
The best Supply Chain Management and industry podcasts from the Supply Chain Management Review network. Look for new episodes each week.
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Supply Chain Management Review Podcast Network (Audio Only)
Körber Supply Chain’s Michael Becher explains how AI can help warehouse teams move from detecting disruptions to diagnosing problems, taking action and verifying results.
Supply Chain Management Review Podcast Network (Audio Only)
Worker wellbeing is often treated as a compliance or ESG responsibility. Carmel Giblin, president and CEO of the Ethical Supply Chain Program, argues that it should instead be viewed as an operational capability. In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Giblin explains why audits alone cannot provide continuous visibility, how trusted grievance mechanisms reveal risks workers may not disclose during an audit, and why more reports do not necessarily indicate a worse supplier. She also…
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ASCM CEO Abe Eshkenazi sits down with Talking Supply Chain podcast host Brian Straight and reflects on his 20-year tenure with the association, and the changes he’s seen from an industry that ‘can’t stand still.’
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Moody’s David Weeks explains why supply chain risk management must evolve from periodic assessments and reactive crisis response into a continuous discipline built around scenario planning, quality data, technology and people prepared to act.
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Gartner’s Ryan Polk joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to explain why AI is exposing long-standing procurement process problems and why organizations must rethink workflows, data and roles to turn AI investments into enterprise value.
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