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For Chase Christensen, Vice President and CIO of Business Units and Enterprise Solutions at Jabil, resilience isn’t a buzzword—it’s a business imperative. With operations in over 25 countries and 135 locations, Jabil is one of the world’s leading manufacturing services companies, serving customers across industries from healthcare to automotive. The company’s lean margins and massive scale demand precision, agility, and above all, technology that delivers measurable business value. That’s why Jabil’s relationship with SAP is more than just a legacy—it’s an evolving partnership rooted in performance.
By Mark Vigoroso, Founder and CEO, The Enterprise Edge | ex-CEO, CMO, CRO, CCOFor Chase Christensen, Vice President and CIO of Business Units and Enterprise Solutions at Jabil, resilience isn’t a buzzword—it’s a business imperative. With operations in over 25 countries and 135 locations, Jabil is one of the world’s leading manufacturing services companies, serving customers across industries from healthcare to automotive. The company’s lean margins and massive scale demand precision, agility, and above all, technology that delivers measurable business value. That’s why Jabil’s relationship with SAP is more than just a legacy—it’s an evolving partnership rooted in performance.