Supply Chain Next

Supply Chain Next

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Supply Chain Next episodes

  • 002 - Daniel Stanton (Part 2)
    Daniel Stanton, PMP, CSCP, SCPro, MCSE, MCP, MBA, M Eng is a global executive with expertise in supply chain management and project leadership. He has worked with Caterpillar, the U.S. Navy, APICS (now ASCM), MHI, and several smaller firms. He's also been a professor at Bradley University, Jack Welch Management Institute, and National American University. Daniel is recognized as a LinkedIn Learning Insider, a"Pro to Know" for Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine, and a Supply Chain Futurist for IBM Watson Supply Chain.
    Get in touch with Daniel: www.danielstanton.com/
    23 min
  • 002 - Daniel Stanton (Part 1)
    Daniel Stanton, PMP, CSCP, SCPro, MCSE, MCP, MBA, M Eng is a global executive with expertise in supply chain management and project leadership. He has worked with Caterpillar, the U.S. Navy, APICS (now ASCM), MHI, and several smaller firms. He's also been a professor at Bradley University, Jack Welch Management Institute, and National American University. Daniel is recognized as a LinkedIn Learning Insider, a"Pro to Know" for Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine, and a Supply Chain Futurist for IBM Watson Supply Chain.
    Get in touch with Daniel: https://www.danielstanton.com/
    32 min
  • 001 - Bill Marrin
    Since the 1980s Bill Marrin has been one of supply chain’s most important thinkers. He has worked for innovative start ups as well as Eastman Kodak, and has worked closely with companies like Apple and Adobe to help improve product delivery as the print and publishing industry adopted networked services in the 1990s. As Bill says, “We were doing cloud before cloud computing was cool.”
    In 2007, Bill joined World 50, an invitation-only peer organization that provides a forum for C-level executives at the world’s top companies to exchange ideas in pursuit of growth. The supply chain subgroup, Supply Chain 50, was started by Bill.
    Connect with Bill on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-marrin/
    ⏲️Time Stamped Show Notes:
    00:00 – Richard's introduction to today's show and Supply Chain Next
    02:00 – Bill's background as a supply chain professional
    05:30 – The economic similarities between the 1980's and today
    07:00 – What Bill learned from the dot-com crash
    10:00 – Why supply chain wasn't integrated within the leadership of organizations until recently
    13:00 – How the Supply50 group has evolved over the years
    15:00 – What makes supply chain special to Bill
    18:30 – How supply chain priorities have shifted toward innovation over the years
    21:00 – Why the roles of supply chain professionals have expanded over time
    24:30 – How Bill defines the digitization of supply chain
    29:30 – The biggest factor stopping businesses from adopting digital supply chain practices
    33:00 – Why supply chain functions are very similar across industries
    36:00 – The security and data challenges large organizations face today
    39:00 – How businesses should think about data science within the supply chain context
    43:00 – Why companies struggle with the intake of accurate asset data
    47:30 – Where Bill sees a massive opportunity in the supply chain of retail
    50:00 – Why Bill thinks fast moving businesses will continue to win long-term
    55:00 – The reason legacy workforces are holding supply chain organizations back
    58:00 – How leaders can build succesful teams in 2019 and beyond
    1 hr 4 min

About Supply Chain Next

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Supply Chain Next is a podcast series focused on the digitization of the enterprise supply chain. This show, hosted by Richard Donaldson, investigates the next steps for supply chain, both for the supply chain organization within enterprises and the supply chain professional.