FOX News Radio recently asked Joanne Moretti to come on the air 🎙 in Little Rock, AR to discuss supply chain problems in the auto industry as they have affected waiting periods for car repairs. According to Moretti, the issues in the supply chain in the auto industry, which are only getting worse, began before the pandemic. These problems began, she says, with a big tsunami that hit Japan in March 2011 that caused Japanese companies to shut down for weeks. The ongoing trade wars, pandemic, port congestions, and trucking protests in Canada have only made things worse.

To solve these problems, Moretti says that people are looking to technology, automation through digital applications, and cloud services to move things around and to solve these problems. She stated that companies are looking at how they should reorganize their supply chain at every step to solve these problems. 85% of companies are trying to figure out how they’re going to supply their products better. Companies are trying to do supply chain tests and risk assessments to mitigate risk and are trying to solve problems before they happen.

Moretti emphasized the need for supply chain experts and data analysts to solve these problems. She also stressed the need for technology as companies look to automate their systems, which would lead to creating more jobs in technology. Factories will transition where machine programming will require more expertise, which can create more opportunities for people looking for jobs in the technology space. If anyone needs any help or has any questions, they can visit fictiv.com.

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WBAP via FOX News Radio recently asked Joanne Moretti to come on the air 🎙 in Dallas, TX to discuss the current state of the supply chain and how companies are managing risk in the face of disruption. Joanne is the Chief Revenue Officer for Fictiv, a digital supply chain and digital manufacturing company.

Joanne explained that companies have been preparing for disruption for years, and that technology and systems are in place to help manage risk. She also discussed the use of 3D printing to bring manufacturing back home and the lack of labor that has been a major factor in the slow progress of bringing manufacturing back.

Additionally, Joanne discussed the love-hate relationship between the US and China when it comes to the supply chain, and how 85% of companies surveyed are looking to move things back. She also touched on how advanced manufacturing plants are becoming more efficient with fewer people, and the need for education and programs in computer science and engineering for Americans.

Finally, Joanne highlighted the encouraging policies from the US government to invest in innovation and build semiconductor and chip factories in the US.

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KXL recently asked Dave Evans to come on the air 🎙 in Portland, OR to discuss the effects of COVID-19 on the supply chain and what it means for companies worldwide. Dave Evans, the CEO of Fictiv, shared his insight on the importance of diversification and embracing new technologies to remain competitive in the current climate.

Evans noted that supply chain disruptions are a normal part of business, but with the pandemic, companies need to be more prepared for unexpected changes. He suggested that companies should be more open to embracing digital platforms, AI and machine learning in order to stay ahead of their competition.

When asked about pivoting away from China as the worldwide hub of manufacturing, Evans stated that diversification is key. He noted that even if companies pivot away from China, they must be prepared for other potential disruptions. He also mentioned that large companies like Apple have already committed to 25% of their production being done in India.

Overall, Dave Evans' interview provided a clear picture of the importance of diversification and technology in the current climate. #supplychainmanagement #technology #diversification

SiriusXM's Road Dog Trucking asked Joanne Moretti to come on the air 🎙 on 1/26/23.

Joanne is a supply chain expert and the Chief Revenue Officer for Fictiv, a company that streamlines and automates the manufacturing process with a network of 250+ manufacturing partners. She can talk about what they're seeing on the front line. https://www.fictiv.com

iHeart's National Holiday Show asked Dave Evans, Co-Founder and CEO of Fictiv to come on the air 🎙 and give his thoughts on the automotive chip shortage.

Talk Radio KRLD broadcasting in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex asked Joanne Moretti to come on the air 🎙 and give her thoughts on the protests in China spreading.

Joanne is a supply chain expert and the Chief Revenue Officer for Fictiv, a company that streamlines and automates the manufacturing process with a network of 250+ manufacturing partners. She can talk about what they're seeing on the front line. https://www.fictiv.com

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