BCG’s report AI Is Already Moving the Logistics Industry Forward shows clear progress in how AI is being applied across logistics, from transport planning to warehouse operations and forecasting.

But scaling remains the real challenge.

In this Executive Audio Briefing, Michael Jung and Jess Williams explore why most AI initiatives in logistics deliver val…

Agentic AI is moving fast into procurement workflows, but are organizations truly ready to hand over decision power and spending authority? In this episode, Matthew Lehman and Brittney Jones unpack the growing tension between innovation and control. From autonomous sourcing decisions to governance risks, they explore what it really means to “give AI the corporate credit card,” and why leadership, data discipline, and operating models will determine whether this shift creates value or exposes new vulnerabilities

In this episode of The Chain, Max Henry and supply chain expert Casey Tremblay unpack how global supply chains must evolve in response to what experts are calling a “polycrisis”—a cascade of simultaneous disruptions from pandemics to geopolitical conflicts. They explore why the old model of choosing between cost or resilience no longer works, and why the future lies in flexible, modular, and risk-integrated supply chain design. Tune in to learn how leading companies are reengineering their operations to thrive in a world where disruption is the default, not the exception.

In this episode of The Chain, Max Henry and supply chain expert Casey Tremblay explore the concept of supply chain divergence—a powerful shift that’s transforming how companies respond to uncertainty. From building foresight and data visibility, to creating elastic, responsive operations, and accelerating innovation across teams, this conversation breaks down the three key strategies redefining supply chain success. Tune in to discover how leading organizations are turning volatility into opportunity—and why supply chain is now a core driver of competitive advantage.

In this episode of The Chain, Max Henry sits down with international trade expert Casey Tremblay to explore a powerful new strategy for navigating global trade volatility: the tariff command center. With $1.8 trillion in goods under tariff pressure and companies losing millions in profits, CEOs are moving fast to build real-time response teams that blend operations, legal, and commercial insights. Discover how these command centers operate, the phases of setup and strategy, and real-life examples of companies that turned disruption into resilience - and even profit. This episode is a must-listen for executives seeking to stay ahead in a high-stakes trade environment.

In this episode of The Chain, Brittney Jones and operations expert Matt Lehman unpack key insights from PwC’s 2025 Digital Trends in Operations Survey. With 91% of leaders planning major supply chain shifts due to U.S. trade policy changes, companies are racing to adapt. From the promise—and pitfalls—of AI integration to the untapped potential of digital twins and new workforce strategies, this conversation explores how forward-thinking companies are moving beyond reactive fixes toward full-scale digital transformation. Tune in to learn what it takes to stay competitive in today’s rapidly evolving operations landscape.

In this episode, Max Henry and Casey Tremblay dive into the seismic shifts in global trade triggered by new tariffs that could add over $330 billion in import duties to U.S. trade. This isn't just about dodging financial bullets; companies are seizing this turbulent period as a catalyst for massive innovation and strategic realignment. Discover how businesses are leveraging advanced scenario planning, redesigning products, and forming unprecedented partnerships to not only navigate these challenges but also to thrive. We’ll explore how these adaptations are paving the way for more sustainable operations and reshaping competitive dynamics. Join us as we dissect how businesses are transforming their supply chains into more resilient, efficient, and environmentally conscious entities in response to the new tariff landscape.

In this episode, Max Henry and co-host Casey Tremblay delve into how innovation is transforming the often overlooked world of supply chains. Discover how a single disruption can dramatically affect global markets and learn about the four key pillars that are guiding today’s supply chain innovations - surprisingly, technology isn't at the forefront. We’ll explore how successful companies are embracing strategies that prioritize vision, strategy, and collaboration over traditional approaches. Tune in to find out why the real game-changer in supply chain management is not just technology but a robust cultural shift towards more adaptive, resilient systems.

In this new episode, Max Henry and Casey Tremblay tackle a groundbreaking study that challenges the fundamentals of supply chain management. Are traditional supply chains overlooking the human impact? Discover how innovative approaches, such as prospective theorizing and new governance structures, aim to create supply chains that prioritize workers, communities, and sustainability. This episode will leave you rethinking what “success” in global commerce truly means.

With tariffs rising and old systems breaking down, supply chains are being rebuilt from the ground up. In this episode of The Chain, Brittney Jones and Matt Lehman unpack why the just-in-time model no longer works, what sets today’s supply chain leaders apart, and how a complete strategic reset could drive growth in turbulent times.

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