Cleo CEO Mahesh Rajasekharan explains why supply chain orchestration—not more automation—is becoming the key to turning AI, visibility and execution into competitive advantage.

Sean Wu, CEO of uShip, joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to explain how the booming secondhand economy is reshaping supply chain logistics by prioritizing trust, transparency and specialized transportation over speed alone.

KPMG's Brian Higgins joins Talking Supply Chain to examine why the future of U.S. manufacturing will be determined not by investment announcements, but by manufacturers' ability to execute, adapt and respond faster amid constant disruption.

project44’s Eric Fullerton joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to explain how the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has changed change supply chains and what the remainder of 2026 looks like as companies reevaluate their resilience strategies.

Global beauty company Coty is reimagining the supply chain around a connected, AI-infused ecosystem. Graeme Carter, chief global supply chain officer, joins Talking Supply Chain host Brian Straight to discuss why supply chains need to mature into living ecosystems.

In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, AWS retail and CPG leader Petra Schindler-Carter explains how companies like PepsiCo and adidas are using AI, digital twins, and Agentic systems to move supply chains beyond visibility and into real-time operational execution.

In a supply chain environment defined by tariff uncertainty, tight capacity, and constant disruption, logistics leaders are winning by prioritizing speed, agility, and real-time decision-making over perfect forecasts. Uber Freight’s Bob Daymon joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to detail how they are doing that.

AI is reshaping global supply chains by improving efficiency and decision-making, but uneven access to infrastructure, talent, and regulation is creating new barriers that could widen the gap between market leaders and laggards.

In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, Sam Jenks explains why supplier relationship management should function as procurement’s operating system, transforming suppliers from transactional vendors into strategic partners that drive resilience, innovation, and long-term value.

Cargo theft has surged and become increasingly sophisticated since 2020, driven by international crime rings, strategic fraud schemes, and evolving technology that now requires supply chain leaders to adopt stronger security processes and cross-industry collaboration. LogistIQ’s Scott Cornell joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to dive into the state of cargo theft.