Pawan Sharma

Amid 2020’s supply-chain disruptions—clogged ports, limited flights, and sick and quarantined workers—Danish logistics company Maersk, still managed to ship almost 13 million containers filled with PPE, exercise equipment, work-from-home essentials, and more. DISCOVER MORE The company is on a transformational journey to transform itself into an end-to-end integrator of container logistics while carrying a fifth of the world’s trade through its network of ships, terminals & warehouses. Explore how IoT is enabling end-to-end visibility in the supply chain industry.

Nearly every business today is impacted by disruptions and uncertainties in the supply chain. The solution for many is to take an agile approach agility, although this can often result in higher costs. Be too conservative and lean and you may miss opportunities to address new market demands or expand market share. In this panel, supply chain veterans will discuss the challenges facing today’s supply chains, including the lack of supply chain visibility and poor business intelligence. They’ll also reveal how AI and enabling tools and tactics can be used to provide intuitive agility and adapt supply chains to new and evolving business models.