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SupplyChain360 Summit to Launch in March 2027

SupplyChain360 Summit to Launch in March 2027

New senior-level event will bring C-suite, VP and Director-level supply chain leaders to The Belfry to examine the next operating model for enterprise supply chains SupplyChain360 has announced the launch of the SupplyChain360 Summit, a new senior-level event for enterprise supply chain leaders, taking place on 3 and 4 March 2027 at The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield. The two-day Summit […]
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What Should Humans Still Own in an AI Enabled Supply Chain?

What Should Humans Still Own in an AI Enabled Supply Chain?

AI is moving quickly from analysis to recommendation. In supply chain, that shift matters. A tool that summarises information or highlights a risk is one thing. A system that recommends a change to the plan, triggers an exception workflow, reallocates inventory, proposes an alternative supplier or suggests a customer response is something else entirely. The […]
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Why the Supply Chain Investment Case Has to Change

Why the Supply Chain Investment Case Has to Change

Supply chain leaders often see the risk before the business is ready to fund the answer. They can see where the network is exposed, where planning is too slow, where supplier optionality is thin, where service promises are creating hidden cost, where inventory is sitting in the wrong place and where manual decision-making is making […]
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AI Will Not Fix a Supply Chain That Cannot Decide

AI Will Not Fix a Supply Chain That Cannot Decide

AI can make supply chain analysis faster. It can surface risks, model scenarios and recommend actions at a pace that would have been difficult to imagine only a few years ago. But it cannot create value if the organisation still cannot decide what to do. That is one of the most important realities behind AI […]
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When Data Is the Barrier, and When It’s the Excuse

When Data Is the Barrier, and When It’s the Excuse

Data quality has become one of the most reliable blockers in supply chain transformation. It comes up in almost every conversation about AI, automation, planning, visibility and orchestration. The product data is inconsistent. The supplier data is incomplete. Inventory visibility is patchy. Customer signals are fragmented. Historical data is distorted by disruption. External data is […]
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