Ruth Abbott, senior business consultant with John Galt Solutions, discusses the evolution of scenario planning, and how it’s being “supercharged” today by technology.

John Cunningham, leader of the Corporate Compliance Team at Dickinson Wright, explains the DOJ's new FCPA enforcement guidelines and how they impact supply chains.

Antonio Gabriel, global economist with Bank of America Global Research, discusses recent trends in U.S. manufacturing activity, and the potential obstacles to reshoring.

William Porter, head of international programs with Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, advises on how supply chains can mitigate risk and manage cross-border finance in the face of constant disruption.

As supply chains continue to grow ever more complex, advanced planning and scheduling systems have evolved to enable their optimization, says Ashok Erramilli, general manager of Eyelit Technologies.

Industry adviser Bart De Muynck details the results of a new survey on supply chain resilience in times of uncertainty, conducted by SupplyChainBrain in collaboration with Seagull Software.

Formalized supply chain planning isn't just for the enterprise market, says Lori Gipp, vice president of product management with TransImpact. The technology is both affordable and effective for mid-market supply chains.

Supply chain professionals must consider the customer experience, not just cost reduction and operational efficiency, says Mike Dominy, vice president of supply chain research at Gartner.

How can supply chain leaders supercharge forecasting with the help of AI? Vinayak Ramesh, chief customer officer with Ikigai Labs, describes the current state of the technology.

Robert Peek, chief commercial officer of the Jacksonville Port Authority, discusses how the new container carrier alignments will impact service quality and port activity on the U.S. East Coast.