The Supply Chain Academy have confirmed two new thought leadership events this week that are centred very much around innovation in the supply chain.

The events, which will be held in May and June, are aimed at supply chain executives and leaders and include insights from a number of prestiguous guest speakers.

The Impact of Supply Chain Disruption – An Innovator’s Discussion

Pall Mall, London 18th May 2018

As the UK leaves the EU, we more than ever need to strategically consider how the  impact of Supply Chain disruption can negatively affect the supply of materials or stock, the continuity of service to our customers, your reputation and more importantly, your bottom line.

What does it take to survive and grow in the ever-changing business environment? Supply chains need to embrace the agility and responsiveness, so they can quickly anticipate and respond to unexpected events and turn disruption to advantage.

Event being held at the IOD’s prestigious Pall Mall Headquarters.

Brought to you by the Supply Chain Academy, the Institute of Directors and North London Chamber of Commerce & Enterprise.

Leading in the Digital World -The Supply Chain Innovation Summit 2018

Colchester 21st June 2018

Artificial intelligence, analytics and automation are revolutionising the modern workplace and challenging current business models.  The digital phenomenon is multifaceted and changes the way companies maintain and create their competitive advantage.

Come and meet us at our ‘Leading in the Digital World: The Supply Chain Innovation Summit 2018’ event, as we discuss practical solutions for incorporating big data, analytics, AI, cloud, mobile, machine learning, robotics and digital technologies into your business.

Brought to you by the Supply Chain Academy, the Institute of Directors, the University of Essex and EEF – the manufacturers organisation.

For more information on the above events, or to find out how the Supply Chain Academy can add leverage to your supply chain, please email Alex Mortimer (SCA’s Commercial & Programme Director) at am@supplychainacademy.org.uk or call 01708 259 450.