NextGen supply chains: Why complexity is now a CEO-level concern

 

Latest in Supply Chain · December 9, 2025 – Traditional supply chain engineering is no longer…

NextGen supply chains: Why complexity is now a CEO-level concern

Latest in Supply Chain · December 9, 2025     Top Story Next-Gen Supply Chains: Underpinning your ability to manage complexity and drive innovation   Traditional supply chain engineering is no longer effective. But no single transformation model is universally useful. Instead, there are three pillars that should guide supply chain digitization. Read more  Advertisement         Latest in Supply Chain     Inside the next era of motor freight: How data, AI, and automation are redefining performance Digital tools, AI-driven insights, and smarter automation are transforming motor freight, but only organizations that align people, processes, and technology are capturing the full… Read more   Talking Supply Chain: AI-driven planning enters a new phase In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Gartner’s Jan Snoeckx explains how AI and autonomous planning are shifting supply chain organizations from manual forecasting to faster,… Listen in   Stop planning for disruptions; start building adaptive supply chains Adaptive supply chains that detect constraints, reallocate resources in real time, and log decisions automatically are replacing traditional disruption planning as global volatility… Read more   Learning by doing: How academic–industry partnerships prepare future leaders Academic–industry partnerships are accelerating supply chain talent development by giving students hands-on, real-world experience that improves performance, reduces lead times, and… Read more     Visit SCMR for more news       Latest White Papers     The Warehouse Efficiency Playbook Drive Agility and Resilience Across Your Supply Chain November Edge Report: What’s shaping freight now More white papers Latest Webinars     Intelligent TMS: Evolving transportation management with AI and modular technology Panel Discussion: Inventory 360: From Visibility to Value Driver Agentic AI for Inventory Availability and Health: Lessons from Retail and Logistics Leaders More webinars     Follow Us on Social Media     Subscribe to SCMR Magazine   Subscribe to Supply Chain Management Review. Want your supply chain news delivered? Subscribe to Supply Chain Management Review magazine and get the best editorial coverage – including coverage of 3PLs, Procurement, Executive Education, Emerging Technology, Companies and more. Subscribe today!   Supply Chain Management Review   This email was sent to abonilla@sourcealliance.net by Supply Management Review, a division of Peerless Media. Unsubscribe · View in Browser · Customer Service · Privacy

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