This bite-size podcast is the seventh and the last in our series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we explore how organizations can protect against limited access to materials with Jorge Solaun Bustillo, Partner, deal strategy, KPMG in Spain in conversation with Peter Liddell, Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead at KPMG International and Partner, KPMG Australia.

This bite-size podcast is the sixth in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we focus on how cyber criminals are infiltrating supply chains in order to damage or steal from businesses, and what this could mean for supply chain managers with Elizabeth Huthman, Director, Cyber Security, KPMG in the UK in conversation with Peter Liddell, Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead at KPMG International and Partner, KPMG Australia.

This bite-size podcast is the fifth in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we explore the impact of increased scrutiny of Scope 3 emissions on organizations with Blythe Chorn, Managing Director, Supply Chain Advisory, KPMG in the US in conversation with Peter Liddell, Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead at KPMG International and Partner, KPMG Australia.

This bite-size podcast is the second in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we discuss how geopolitical tensions are placing a strain on cooperation across borders and what this means for supply chain managers with Merriden Varrall, who is a Director at KPMG Australia, where she leads the geopolitics hub in conversation with Peter Liddell, Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead at KPMG International and Partner, KPMG Australia.

This bite-size podcast is the third in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we discuss how the manufacturing footprint is rapidly changing shape and what this means for supply chain managers with Kaveh Taghizadeh who is a partner at KPMG in Germany where he is a consulting leader for value transformation, in conversation with Peter Liddell, Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead at KPMG International and Partner, KPMG Australia.

This bite-size podcast is the fourth in a series of the seven supply chain trends that we’ve identified, that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. In this episode, we explore how the acceleration of technological investment and subsequent widescale digital transformation will continue to challenge supply chains in 2023 with Rob Barrett, Chair, KPMG Global digital supply chain operations committee and Principal, Supply Chain Leader, KPMG in the U.S. in conversation with Peter Liddell, Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead at KPMG International and Partner, KPMG Australia.

In this series of seven bite-sized episodes, we explore a number of trends we’ve identified that will create both challenges and opportunities for supply chains in 2023. Looking at issues such as cyber crime to sustainability, we’ll be unpacking everything our clients need to know in order to set themselves up for success.

For the first one in this series, we’re exploring the evolution of retail and distribution supply chains with Alain Sawaya, who is a partner and national leader for KPMG in Canada’s Supply Chain and Procurement Services practice and hosted by KPMG’s Global Operations Center of Excellence Lead and Partner, KPMG Australia, Peter Liddell.

In this episode, we look at the latest trends in technology transformation and the highlights from KPMG’s recent global tech report.

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