• Why Supply Chain Design Matters with Matt Morton

  • Jan 30 2024
  • Length: 21 mins
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Why Supply Chain Design Matters with Matt Morton

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  • Sponsored by GAINS—the powerhouse behind next-gen supply chain solutions.

    Explore the mind of Matt Morton, a luminary in the field of supply chain design. Learn why Supply Chain Design is not a ‘set it and forget it’ component of business but an ever-evolving process. Discover how smart supply chain design can equip your business to adapt to rapid changes and unforeseen risks. In this episode, we go in-depth into:

    • The evolving landscape of supply chain design
    • How global trends are shaping network design strategies
    • The core elements that dictate a supply chain’s efficiency and resilience
    • Why even established companies need to rethink their supply chain architecture
    • Special Guest: Matt Morton, Senior Director of Network Design at GAINS

    Dive Deeper and check out our accompanying blog post for an even more comprehensive look at supply chain design. Trust us, it’s a must-read for anyone serious about business efficiency and resilience.

    Read GAINS VP of Solution Strategy Jeff Metersky’s thoughts on Mastering Risk Mitigation

    If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the GAINS On podcast for more insights into the world of supply chain management. Don’t forget to like this video and share it with your network!
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