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Virtual Program: 12:00 PM -4:00 PM CET (Central European Time)

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Predict, Simulate, Optimize: How Digital Twins Redefine Supply Chain Strategy

Naveen Chandra

In an era where operational speed, agility, and risk mitigation define competitive advantage, digital twin technology is transforming supply chain management. A digital twin — a dynamic virtual replica of physical operations — enables organizations to visualize, simulate, and optimize complex supply chain systems in real-time.

This presentation examines how combining digital twins with predictive analytics unlocks unprecedented capabilities, ranging from proactive bottleneck detection and labor optimization to asset maintenance and response to disruptions. Through real-world case studies in warehousing and transportation, attendees will see how early adopters use digital twins to make informed decisions, improve service levels, and future-proof their operations.

Attendees will leave with a practical framework for implementing digital twin ecosystems, understanding data and modeling requirements, and maximizing ROI. They will also learn how to shift from reactive firefighting to proactive orchestration in today’s digital supply chain landscape.

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WMS and Warehouse Automation Implementation is a Journey and a Balance between ROI & Employee Retention

Subir Nitish Ghosh

The WMS and warehouse implementation is a journey an organization undertakes to fulfill operational needs and strategic goals.

 

It involves defining scope, selecting a WMS and warehouse automation partner, and all essential elements of the implementation foundation, such as design, configuration, integration with ERP/TMS, testing, training rollout, and daily operations before going live with the software.

 

However, before making an investment, it is crucial to analyze and consider the balance needed between Return On Investment (ROI) and employee retention, especially in warehouse automation projects.

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Leveraging AI to enhance responsible sourcing practices 

Aparajita Thakker

Despite years of voluntary programs and certifications, systemic labor injustices and environmental issues persist in supply chains.

Discover, through case studies, how AI can revolutionize Responsible Sourcing and Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) with scalable, intelligent solutions that automate tasks—such as audit review, CAP (Corrective Action Plan) creation, questionnaires, and risk analysis—saving hundreds of hours on report reviews. 

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Standardizing Supply Chain Data Requests for AI, Sustainability, Traceability, and Profitability

Manuel Vexler

In the AI age, supply chains must balance sustainability, traceability, and profitability. This session highlights an information framework that facilitates clear communication and data consistency between suppliers and customers.

 

By standardizing information requests, this framework ensures that data interpretation is clear and unambiguous for all parties, thereby enabling the accurate use of IoT and AI technologies.

 

Participants will learn how this approach helps align strategies and inform AI data requirements, leading to more efficient and transparent supply chains that support timely strategic decision-making.

Virtual Program: 12:00 PM -4:00 PM CET (Central European Time)

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AI for Supply Chain Planning with SAP Joule
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Keeping it Fresh with IoT - Food Supply Chain
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3 Fallacies of AI - Leadership in the Artificial Intelligence Era
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The New Language of Planning - Gen AI Demand Forecasting
10:36
Facing Supply Chain Disruption with SAP
05:32
Future-Proofing your Supply Chain with AI  Risk Management
02:32
AI Regulation Impact on Supply Chains
06:10
Human Aspects of AI in the Supply Chain - SCTECH 2024
07:45
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