October 18, 2022
1:00 PM CT
Driven by artificial intelligence, additive manufacturing, blockchain, the internet of things, robotics and other game-changing technologies, a new wave of industrial progress is unlocking extraordinary value creation and competitive edge. The modern supply network has a digital core that is interconnected among customers, synchronized planning, dynamic fulfillment, intelligent supply and smart factories.
Attend this webinar to learn about key aspects of the digital revolution, the phases of transforming supply chains to digital and strategies for embracing digital transformation. Participants will gain a framework of an effective digital supply network, as well as the ability to evaluate where their organization stands in terms of its digital maturity.
MBA
Managing Partner, Source International
Jim Ullum is a managing partner of Source International and serves as chair of the West Virginia University global supply chain management advisory council. With more than three decades of experience, Ullum specializes in new product development, offshore manufacturing, quality assurance and product life cycle software.
PhD
Professor of Supply Chain Management and Program Coordinator of Global Supply Chain Management at West Virginia University
Ednilson Bernardes is a professor of supply chain management and program coordinator of global supply chain management at West Virginia University. He founded the program after working in military transport aviation in the innovative aerospace industry. Bernardes has led innovation and performance improvement initiatives at organizations including WVU Hospitals and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
