Global supply chains are still recovering from pandemic disruptions, while also trying to evolve toward sustainable operations. As we plan for the new year, supply chain leaders must ensure the right priorities and strategies are baked into their 2023 digital roadmaps. In today’s episode, Kevin dives into digital roadmap strategies and some real world examples with guests Willem Uijen, Chief Procurement Officer at Unilever, and Colin Gilbert, Head of Research Science at Zero100.

The energy that powers global supply chains is also the biggest source of carbon emissions on our planet. But what exactly does that mean? In today’s episode Deborah works to demystify the relationship between energy and carbon in supply chains with Nalin Agarwal, co-founder of Climate Collective.

The energy that powers global supply chains is also the biggest source of carbon emissions on our planet. But what exactly does that mean? In today’s episode Deborah works to demystify the relationship between energy and carbon in supply chains with Dr. Julio Friedmann, chief scientist at Carbon Direct.

The energy that powers global supply chains is also the biggest source of carbon emissions on our planet. But what exactly does that mean? In today’s episode Deborah works to demystify the relationship between energy and carbon in supply chains with Sandra MacQuillan, chief supply chain officer at Mondelez International.

Supply chains need to be transformed, not just optimized, to survive the climate crisis. In this episode, we explore the “weird science” behind cutting-edge concepts with Dr. Anthony Atala, Director of the Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine. Could innovations like bioprinting completely change how supply chains source materials, manufacture goods, and ship products?

Supply chains need to be transformed, not just optimized, to survive the climate crisis. In this episode, we explore the “weird science” behind cutting-edge concepts Eben Bayer, CEO of Ecovative, a company that grows mushrooms as an alternative materials source. Could innovations like Ecovative's mycellium production completely change how supply chains source materials, manufacture goods, and ship products?