Music to Our Ears: The Power of Supply Chain Orchestration

With so much change in global business, it can hardly come as a surprise that even the concept of "supply chain management" is being redefined out in industry. Effective supply chain management not only propels organizational success, but it also contributes to the creation of a more sustainable world.

Matt Spooner is an Industry Thought Leader at Kinaxis – and one of Europe’s top age group Ironman triathletes. Before joining Kinaxis, he held leadership roles at ABB, Gartner, and Ericsson where he developed the depth and breadth of experience he applies in his work today.

In this livestream-based episode, Matt shares his perspective about how to chart a path towards a resilient, sustainable, and thriving supply chain future with hosts Scott Luton and Constantine Limberakis:

• The concept of “supply chain orchestration” and what it means in practice

• How successful supply chain management can make organizations (and therefore the world) more sustainable

• His key takeaways from the largest Kinexions event ever, and what excites him most about where the industry is headed

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This episode is hosted by Scott Luton and Constantine Limberakis. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/music-ears-power-supply-chain-orchestration-1163