Nunzio Esposito, Chief Design Officer at Blue Yonder, discusses his passion for creating more value out of product design, beyond simply UX modernization. Nunzio shares his insights on the challenges Blue Yonder is prepared to overcome all in the name of unlocking creativity, changing the way we work, and preparing users for a better tomorrow.
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ICON will bring together the industry’s best supply chain minds from retail, manufacturing, and logistics from May 17–20, 2026 in San Diego, CA . - Artificial Intelligence
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How AI-Enabled Planning Will Improve Your Supply Chain Performance
Extreme volatility, inventory shortages and data overload are all challenges businesses are facing when it comes to supply chain planning. AI-enabled planning capabilities can address these challenges by improving decision-making, agility, and collaboration across supply chain functions.
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In this survey of nearly 700 businesses, we asked supply chain leaders about their ambitions, fears, goals and strategies. Find out the overall direction of the industry, the state of the art of supply chain management, why optimism remains strong and which key actions are being prioritized to achieve strategic goals like building resilience, implementing new technology, and becoming more sustainable.
Beyond Silos: Evolving to an Enterprise Supply Chain
Incisiv explores the significant transformation underway in modern supply chains, detailing the shift away from fragmented processes and point solutions to more agile platforms and collaborative workflows. This evolution addresses systemic issues such as inflexibility and disconnected communication, enhancing supply chain responsiveness, sustainability, and profitability. - About
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ICON 2026
ICON will bring together the industry’s best supply chain minds from retail, manufacturing, and logistics from May 17–20, 2026 in San Diego, CA .
