How to develop agile responses that benefit your business and customers
Join this webinar as our experts discuss how by defining and organising your supply chain you can optimise your organisation's levels of agility, allowing it to adapt to change more quickly to capitalise on opportunities before your competitors
Whether the pandemic impacted your business positively, negatively or both, it is undeniable that Covid-19 has reinforced the need for optimised response times and increased flexibility across the whole business. With this in mind, how can businesses approach change with a collective ‘can do’ attitude while effectively preventing further chaos and disruption?
Join this Supply Management Insider webinar, produced in partnership with Oliver Wight, as Neil Hill and Andy Walker discuss how by integrating your 'supply chain design' and your commercial strategic planning process, you can optimise your organisation's levels of agility, allowing it to adapt to change more quickly, and capitalise on opportunities before your competitors.
This webinar explores the following:
- The lasting legacies of Covid-19 on organisations
- The role of technology
- “Go to Market Strategy” and the shift to a “digital-first” approach
- How to convince your board on the benefits of agile management
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Neil Hill has nearly 30 years’ experience in supply chain leadership, strategic thinking and change management, with a specialism in the engineering and automotive sectors. With a strong background in the implementation of continuous improvement methodologies, Neil has facilitated multi-million-dollar savings, whilst creating impressive growth and profitability.
Andy Walker has over 20 years’ experience in a diverse range of business disciplines. With a background in finance, demand and supply chain management, he has delivered substantial gains for clients in efficiency, cost reduction and customer service. As an Oliver Wight Partner, Andy works across a wide range of industry sectors including sportswear, fashion, brewing, energy, defence, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, service, retail and FMCG.