The Future of Supply Chain Management and Logistics [Supply Chain Trends for 2025 and Beyond]

The supply chain and logistics space has been completely disrupted since the pandemic. In this new environment, supply chains need to look a lot different in the future - and logistics providers need to adjust accordingly.

In this live interview discussion, I will discuss the future of supply chain and logistics. With me will be Blythe Brumleve, the owner of Digital Dispatch and host of the Cyberly podcast.

#supplychain #logistics #digitaltransformation

[hugodiazgarcia]

Congratulations on your video about the future of supply chain management, and its need to look a lot different in the future!!!

[danaldridge]

This is one better podcasts I've seen in this series. Blythe is great - very lively and knowledgeable. I like the Pearl Harbor analogy too!

[clegkwok]

I am Alex from Hong Kong and engaged in supply chain service provider. Good to hear your comments and learn something about it

[pradeepbhatnagar]

Vry inspiring and informative vdo lecture in my opinion as a mgmt.Professional.Simcerely appreciated the lecture 👍

[sanjayasiriwardana]

Great analysis, if all the stakeholders in the supplier chain management and logistics have agreed to contractual service level agreements, the core operations on the business is very much open to manage issues by exceptions 🌍

[lucapietrangeli]

Never doubt the power of a pallet...lol stay awesome guys. I appreciate ya'll sharing your knowledge and experiences in the industry. Cheers!

[KabanoAnastase]

Mr thanks for sharing your skills to us

[mikemcconaughy]

I have heard supply chain as strategic and logistics as operational albeit a simplified description, understanding there is overlap connecting the two.

[mikemcconaughy]

With warehouse managment systems, transportation management systems, yard management systems etc. could blockchain serve as a sort of central platform to link these systems to communicate with each other?

[panadorth]

For chip SCM, Samsung and TSMC are digging their own grave to join Chip 4 Alliance. It is exactly how Japan semiconductor lost to South Korea in the past. Also 3nm chips prices produced in US will be exorbitance...