Digital Supply Chain Show To Showcase Advanced Technologies Set To Reshape The Industry

Digital Supply Chain Show To Showcase Advanced Technologies Set To Reshape The Industry. 

Industry Leaders will shed light on ways to accelerate Digitalisation and Sustainability within the Supply Chain, Logistics and Procurement industry.

19 May, 2022: On Wednesday, 25th May, experts from across the region will come together at The Digital Supply Chain Show to share digital innovations that are accelerating visibility, efficiency, and predictability within the supply chain, logistics, and procurement industry. Organised by Ventures Connect and supported by CIPS MENA, the event will focus on how companies in the region can set up and implement supply chain and procurement processes for improved resiliency, agility and sustainability. 

Reports suggest that 60% of the global average share of customer interactions are digital and as markets around the world are becoming increasingly digitised, it is imperative that businesses meet consumers’ demands as well. Due to the increasing adoption of advanced digital technologies, many companies are now looking to apply digital supply chain solutions to their businesses, thus ensuring the seamless continuity of operations.  

As organisations look for tangible approaches and strategies to enable them to continue bouncing back from Covid-19, incorporating digitalization technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Robotics, etc. will pave the way for the future.

The Digital Supply Chain Show offers real-world examples and practical insights from supply chain giants like Amazon, DP World, Noon, Unilever, Lulu Group International, Chalhoub Group, ADNOC Group, Emirates Airline, Saudi Telecoms Company, and Mondelēz International. These practical examples demonstrate the efficiency gains possible when companies have a well-planned digital transformation and can access new knowledge by leveraging big data and technologies such as cloud, ERP systems, artificial intelligence, control tower and digital twins.

Organizations have learned in recent years the importance of de-risking their supply chains, especially if they are heavily reliant on one supplier or country. Digitalization and data intelligence is giving companies new, faster insights that will support their decision-making.