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In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Sam Jenks explains why supplier relationship management should function as procurement’s operating system, transforming suppliers from transactional vendors into strategic partner
Cargo theft has surged and become increasingly sophisticated since 2020, driven by international crime rings, strategic fraud schemes, and evolving technology that now requires supply chain leaders to adopt stronger secu
In this episode of the Frictionless Supply Chain, Beth Hayes, a consultant to pharmaceutical companies, joins host Rosemary Coates, executive director of the Reshoring Institute, to discuss the complexity of pharmaceutic
In a volatile economic environment, procurement is evolving from a back-office cost function into a strategic driver of EBITDA, resilience, and competitive advantage—if organizations invest in data, talent, and accountab
Fairmarkit’s Erin McFarland joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to explore why AI’s promised time savings in procurement doesn’t always translate into better outcomes and what leaders must fix in processes, governance
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Kiteworks’ Chief Strategy Officer Tim Freestone explains why AI is reshaping cyber risk across supply chains, and why data governance, not infrastructure security alone, will dete
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Lucas Systems’ Kyle Franklin explains why pallet building is one of the most overlooked opportunities in the warehouse, and how AI-driven optimization can deliver major productivi
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, executives from TMX Transform explain why automation feasibility studies, digital twins, and AI-driven simulation are now essential for making resilient, ROI-backed supply chain d
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Brian Straight speaks with KPMG’s Brian Higgins about the resurgence of U.S. manufacturing, the role of tariffs and proximity-driven strategies, and whether technology, labor, and
Returns are no longer a back-end burden but a strategic lever, and companies that elevate reverse logistics to an executive-level priority can unlock new value across forecasting, customer experience, and profitability.
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Gartner’s Jan Snoeckx explains how AI and autonomous planning are shifting supply chain organizations from manual forecasting to faster, data-driven, decision-centric planning mod
Oro Labs CEO Sudhir Bhojwani joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to reveal why AI is advancing faster than procurement’s ability to use it, and what leaders must do now to avoid costly mistakes.
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Aravo’s Dave Rusher joins Brian Straight to discuss how AI is transforming third-party risk management—helping companies turn unstructured data and fragmented compliance efforts i
As automation reshapes global supply chains, Corvus Robotics is taking a different path, designing and producing its inventory-scanning drones in California. In this Talking Supply Chain podcast episode, CEO Jackie Wu di
In this episode, Brian Straight and Fares Sakka explore the cultural, technological, and security challenges of IT–OT integration—and the strategies manufacturers can use to bridge the gap.
Sustainable procurement is evolving into a critical driver of business resilience, and Dr. Luan Ho shares practical strategies for measuring emissions, managing risk, and embedding sustainability into supply chains.
Edible Arrangements’ Jay De Sieno explains how packaging doubles as food protection and brand signal, built through supplier partnerships, rigorous testing, cold-chain discipline, and a push toward greener, longer-life m
In this Frictionless videocast, Sarah Rich explains how Supplyframe uses AI-driven insights on pricing, availability, and risk to guide early product design, while urging practitioners to keep learning and embrace AI.
In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Stuart Ryan of HERE Technologies explains how AI-powered mapping and location intelligence are transforming logistics with real-time precision, efficiency, and resilience
Listen as Marina Ivanov, co-founder and CEO of Apex Transit Solutions, joins Rosemary Coates, executive director of the Reshoring Institute, on the Frictionless Supply Chain podcast to discuss being the CEO of a trucking
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