How The French Sports Retailer Decathlon Is Fighting The Global Crisis Ft. Decathlon India Leaders

In this webinar, we answer a lot of questions about how Decathlon manages their supply chains, their supply chain process, how to get a foot in the door of this industry or if you already are an SCM professional, how do you move up the career ladder? All of these things discussed by key Decathlon leaders from the India team!

You will also learn the following:
1. How are industry leaders managing Supply Chains in global disruptions & uncertainties?
2. How do you verify & audit your Supply Chains?
3. How does Decathlon, as an organization, aim at establishing the best Supply Chains in the industry?
4. What are the career opportunities & paths in the Supply Chain Management industry?
5. How do Supply Chains help increase the company’s profitability?
6. What are the challenges Decathlon is facing post-Covid & what changes have you made to your Supply Chains to tackle such uncertainties in the future?

Speaker Details:
1. Chitransh Shrivastava,
Country Sports Leader (Brand Manager) - Racket Sports
Decathlon Sports, India

2. Sannutha Sadashiva
Procurement Planning Manager
Decathlon Sports, India

Context:
As the supply chain management industry evolves, so do the challenges it encounters. In the face of global crises like evolving socio-political landscapes and macro-trends, the risk of supply chain disruption is higher than ever.

In fact,
- The rise of digitalization, trade uncertainty & circular economy are the three macro-trends that are affecting the future of supply chains (Gartner)
- 94% of Fortune 1000 companies are seeing supply chain disruptions since the year 2020 due to financial distress, constraints in cargo, etc. (Accenture)
- DHL reports that, in the coming months, companies might face risks in ocean freight, labour shortages & sustainability.

Though many companies are still struggling to overcome this upheaval, French sporting goods retailer, Decathlon is achieving greater control over its supply chain and lies one step ahead of the competition curve. Let's learn how do they manage to do this?