Nov/Dec 2021

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From Bad to Worse to Better: It Will Always be a Game of Supply vs. Demand

Jaime Urquidi, regional VP and CPG lead at Parsable, says it will always be a game of supply vs. demand, but it’s time to create paradigms and new processes.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: Dependence on Robust Supply Chain Control Towers is Essential

C. John Langley Jr., clinical professor of supply chain management and director of development for Center for Supply Chain Research at Penn State University, says the more progress on the pursuit of end-to-end supply chain visibility, the better.

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Supply Chains in Grim State. What’s Next?

The supply chain is an absolute mess. Wonder what’s in store for 2022. Hopefully a less gloomy outlook and a brighter future for the global food supply chain.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: Supply Chain Visibility on its Own is Not Enough

Kyle Bertin, head of customer strategy and planning for Outrider, explains why supply chain visibility on its own is not enough.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: May Take 1-2 Years for Supply Chains to Recover

John Paxton, CEO, MHI, explains why it may take 1-2 years for supply chains to fully recover from the pandemic and other supply chain disruptions.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: Build Flexibility in Processes, Now

Alex Wakefield, CEO, Longbow Advantage, explains why now is the time to build flexibility into processes.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: New Year Will See Emphasis on Software

Michael Zimmerman, partner, Kearney, details why an emphasis on software in the New Year will help companies face adversity and stay ahead of supply chain disruptions.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: Implement Technology That Provides High Degree of Supply Chain Visibility

Brian Numainville, principal, The Feedback Group, outlines why companies should implement technology that provides a high degree of supply chain visibility.

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From Bad to Worse to Better: How Monitoring Technologies Aid in Traceability

Liz Sertl, senior director, community engagement, GS1 US, details why leveraging new technology to resolve supply chain issues also aids in improving track and trace, food safety and more.

Top Software & Technology Providers’ End-to-End Solutions Aim to Curb Supply Chain Disruptions

Food Logistics’ 2021 Top Software & Technology Providers award recognizes those software and technology providers that ensure a safe, efficient and reliable global food and beverage supply chain.