As we move into the future - one thing is for certain: everything, at some point, will become scarce. Natural resources are finite, and recycling and sustainability are more important than ever. Supply chains are going circular, and we want to bring you into our inner circle as we sit down with GS1 US Innovation Manager, Vivian Tai, to discuss the move toward total sustainability and how to augment the repair, recycle, and reuse of products back into the manufacturing process.

As we move into the future - one thing is for certain: everything, at some point, will become scarce. Natural resources are finite, and recycling and sustainability are more important than ever. Supply chains are going circular, and we want to bring you into our inner circle as we sit down with GS1 US Innovation Manager, Vivian Tai, to discuss the move toward total sustainability and how to augment the repair, recycle, and reuse of products back into the manufacturing process.

As we move into the future - one thing is for certain: everything, at some point, will become scarce. Natural resources are finite, and recycling and sustainability are more important than ever. Supply chains are going circular, and we want to bring you into our inner circle as we sit down with&nbsp;GS1&nbsp;US&nbsp;Innovation Manager, Vivian Tai, to discuss the move toward total sustainability and how to augment the repair, recycle, and reuse of products back into the manufacturing process.

It’s Hip to be Circular: Why Sustainable Supply Chains are "In"

Take your supply chain game to the next level with GS1 US! Join our favorite supply chain experts, Reid and Liz, as they share secrets, stories, insights, and expertise on a broad spectrum of hot-button topics – from barcodes to artificial intelligence, and everything in between. Our hosts will answer questions like: What’s next in supply chain automation and innovation? Will the next generation of 2D barcodes revolutionize commerce and machine learning? How does the simple concept of scanning at checkout contribute to the next level of transparency for consumers? How will intelligent automation – like, robots serving us cocktails for example - compete with our human intelligence? Take a deep dive with us in exploring these and other mind-bending topics about how the unique identification of everything makes anything possible.

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