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    Didero: From Chat to Action: Understanding Agentic AI

    AI is moving beyond chat and copilots toward agents that can take action and complete work. This session breaks down what makes an AI agent different, how agents are built, and what that means for supply chain professionals. Using real-world examples—from resolving delays and communicating with carriers to updating systems—attendees will explore the building blocks of agentic AI, including reasoning, tools, memory, and execution. The session will also introduce today’s leading AI tools and agent frameworks, including Claude and ChatGPT, so attendees can better understand what’s possible and where these technologies can fit into their work.You'll leave able to:Tell agentic execution apart from chat and copilot tools by the work each one does.Describe the four parts of an agent and how its reasoning loop uses memory.Name the tools in the market and what each is good for.

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    1 pts 58m
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    Cybersecurity on the Move: Protecting Supply Chain Data in the Field

    Today’s highly interconnected digital supply chains offer real-time visibility and connectivity but also 24/7 cybersecurity threats. Cybercriminals can enter your supply chain network through a growing number of access points, including warehouses; distribution centers; manufacturing sites; transportation hubs; customer locations; and other field environments where goods are made, managed, shipped and stored. When team members and partners can remotely access your network, so too can nefarious agents. A cybercriminal only needs one weak spot to infiltrate the whole supply chain, so you must be prepared for threats from all fronts. In “Cybersecurity on the Move: Protecting Supply Chain Data in the Field,” you’ll learn how everyday devices, physical worksites and on-site human behaviors can create pathways for cyber threats. You’ll also discover practical strategies for protecting company devices, recognizing high-risk situations and maintaining strong cybersecurity habits wherever work takes place.Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Rodrigo Knackfuss, MBA, CPIM

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    AI-Powered Forecasting & Planning

    Predicting the future is an impossible task. Even a 10-day weather forecast is only right about half the time. Then how can you plan for next month, next quarter or next year? Traditional supply chain forecasting largely predicts the future based on patterns in historical data. While this can work with cyclical products or operations, in most cases it’s often only part of the data. There’s still a chance the forecast will be close to accurate, but there’s room for improvement.Artificial intelligence (AI) is improving forecast accuracy by identifying more complex relationships in historical data, incorporating more data sources and continuously learning from new information. Join this microlearning to explore how AI is being used to enhance forecasting processes across supply chains. You’ll compare traditional and AI-driven forecasting approaches, examine the steps involved in developing and using AI forecasts, and discover how planners work alongside AI to improve decision-making. Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Janetta Barker, CSCP, CPIM.

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    From Legacy Systems to Intelligent Supply Chain Platforms

    Turn Legacy Technology into a Competitive AdvantageLegacy supply chain systems were designed for stability, but today’s dynamic business environment demands greater speed, agility, intelligence, and resilience. This session explores practical approaches to modernizing legacy supply chain platforms to improve decision-making, increase operational efficiency, and support long-term business growth.Attendees will learn how organizations are using service modernization, scalable architecture, workflow automation, data-driven insights, and responsible AI to build more flexible and resilient supply chain capabilities. The session will demonstrate how modernization extends beyond technology upgrades to enable greater visibility, adaptability, and operational excellence across the supply chain.

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    0.5 pts 34m
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    Trust: The Hidden Variable Undermining n-tier Supply Chain Performance

    After a 12 month research initiative on supply chain transparency and trust—conducted in collaboration with the Department of War—the SCRM Consortium, together with a select group of five consulting partners (MBE 3D Engineers, University Supply Chain Chair, Organizational Development Professor, Master Integrator-LSSMBB, and DoW SaaS -SC Illumination solution provider), co developed a breakthrough approach to measuring and accelerating trust as a core operational capability: the Trust Acceleration Index™ (TAI™).Drawing on 70+ executive interviews, 200+ global survey responses, and cross industry workshops, this session will reveal how trust directly impacts cost, speed, resilience, and decision making under pressure.Participants will gain a concise overview of the Trust Acceleration Index™ (TAI™)—an AI enabled framework that identifies hidden friction, quantifies trust gaps, and links them to measurable performance outcomes.The session will conclude with an invitation to join a select group of ALPHA participants to apply TAI™ in their organization—at no cost.

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    0.75 pts 43m
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    The Future of Supply Chain Careers: Skills That Set You Apart

    Discover the skills, certifications, and strategies you need to stand out, advance your career, and thrive in the future of supply chain.Supply chain careers are changing faster than ever. New technologies, evolving business demands and ongoing disruption are reshaping what employers look for—and creating new opportunities for professionals who are ready to grow. Join Anthony Allen and Kelci Olson as they discuss the skills that will define the next generation of supply chain professionals, how to stand out in a competitive job market, and why certifications can help validate your expertise and accelerate your career. Whether you're looking to advance into leadership, strengthen your current skill set, or prepare for your next opportunity, you'll leave with practical insights and a clearer roadmap for long-term career success.

    Webinars
    0.75 pts 53m
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    From Collaboration to Co-Creation: Building Innovation Ecosystems for the Next Generation of Supply Chain Solutions

    Attendees will gain a strategic understanding of how innovation ecosystems and open innovation approaches are reshaping the way supply chain solutions are developed. The session highlights how collaboration with customers, partners, and cross-industry players accelerates innovation, improves solution relevance, and increases adoption rates. Using some real case examples, participants will see how ecosystem-driven innovation enables organizations to address complex challenges that cannot be solved alone. They will leave with insights into key trends, value drivers, and how open innovation contributes to more resilient, adaptive, and future-ready supply chains.

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    0.5 pts 28m
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    How Hyper-Personalization is Transforming Supply Chains

    Because of the advancements of artificial intelligence (AI), analytics and big data, companies now have the ability to offer hyper-personalization, delivering experiences as unique as their customers. Whether it’s by sending replenishment reminders based on actual usage patterns, offering recommendations based on proven customer preferences or ensuring an item is in stock exactly when the customer needs it, B2Me supply chains are targeting hyper-specific customer needs. Offering hyper-personalization at scale while delivering service consistently and within a reasonable timeframe requires a more complex supply chain than ever before. Organizations need to incorporate thousands of demand points into their supply chain planning. At the same time, organizations must balance consumer privacy when managing unique customer profiles. Efficiency is critical for managing this operational complexity, but there still needs to be flexibility for customization. In this microlearning, you’ll discover how to design this complicated supply chain that delivers effective, context-aware experiences for customers. The course also covers enabling tools, key risks and responsible hyper-personalization practices. Created in collaboration with ASCM member Renee Williams, MBA, PMP, PROSCI, CLSSGB.

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    Three Big Disastrous Assumptions Behind Every MRP Schedule

    Material Requirements Planning (MRP) has been the backbone of supply chain planning for decades—but in today’s volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment, its foundational assumptions are increasingly at odds with reality.In this thought-provoking session, industry experts Carol Ptak and Chad Smith unpack the three core assumptions behind every MRP schedule—and why they no longer hold true. From the false certainty of demand forecasts to the illusion of stable lead times and perfect execution, these assumptions create the conditions for chronic shortages, excess inventory, and costly expediting.Using real-world examples and practical insights, the speakers will explore how these flawed assumptions amplify variability, distort signals across the supply chain, and fuel the bullwhip effect. More importantly, they’ll introduce a modern, demand-driven approach to planning—focused on flow, decoupling, and resilience—to help organizations better navigate disruption and improve performance.Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of why traditional planning methods fall short—and what to do instead to build more adaptive, responsive, and resilient supply chains.

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    0.75 pts 49m
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    Agentic AI 101 for Supply Chain Management

    This webinar is presented by Didero, a Stanford-founded technology company at the forefront of building advanced AI agents for supply chain and procurement. Their work focuses on automating complex, high-volume operations—giving them a unique, hands-on perspective on how Agentic AI is being applied in real-world environments.In this sponsored session, you’ll get a practical, no-hype introduction to Agentic AI and what it really means for modern supply chains. We’ll break down the technology behind agentic systems, how they differ from traditional automation and other forms of AI, and where they deliver the most value (and where they don’t).Through real-world examples and use cases across planning, procurement, operations, and supplier management, you’ll see how AI agents can execute work, adapt to change, and drive faster, smarter decisions across the supply chain.You’ll leave with a clear framework for identifying high-impact opportunities and evaluating where Agentic AI can deliver meaningful results in your organization.

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    1 pts 1h 1m
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    Next-Gen Transportation: Electric & Autonomous Fleets

    Amid sustainability concerns, turbulent gas and diesel prices, and driver shortages, electric and autonomous fleets are filling the gaps. The next generation of distribution vehicles is geared toward the modern delivery landscape and will drive logistics into the future. Take this microlearning to discover where electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles are most used today, from yards and terminals to corridors and last-mile delivery. Then you’ll learn the key decision drivers behind adoption and explore practical operational impacts on routing, delivery and reliability. Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Tiffany Ownby, MBA, CSCP

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    Analytics in Action w/Lora Cecere: What Does Native AI Mean

    Ganesh Ramakrishna, Founder of Lyric, will explain the definition of Native AI and what it means, and why it matters.

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    0.25 pts 19m

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    Streamlining Product Development with Digital Twins

    Imagine being able to test ideas for new products, services or improvements without the risks associated with change. Digital twins make this a reality. They are designed to be a safe space to simulate, test, model and monitor changes and new ideas. Whether testing improvements to an existing product or a totally new product or service in a new market, a digital twin incorporates real-world data to model a variety of outputs and impacts. In this microlearning course, you’ll learn how to streamline and revolutionize the product development life cycle at your organization with digital twins. You’ll also gain a better understanding of the role of digital twins, their essential tools and components, and how you can use them to spark innovation within your organization.

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    Introduction to Robotics in Supply Chains

    It's a symphony of efficiency: warehouses bustling with tireless robots; drones zipping through the skies making flawless deliveries; and manufacturing processes humming along seamlessly, guided by the never-ending rhythm of automation. Of course, none of this is possible without talented humans to orchestrate. Become a master conductor by taking this course about the captivating world of robotics. You'll discover how to select appropriate solutions for your supply chain and share their purpose and benefits with all key players.

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    Introduction to Supply Chain Management Using SCOR

    This module provides a basic understanding of supply chain via an exploration of the Supply Chain Operations Reference Digital Standard (SCOR DS). The SCOR DS framework illustrates how all the pieces of a successful supply chain fit together, how the network operates, and strategies for improvement. Complete this course and a brief survey for 3.0 certification maintenance points.Learning ObjectivesDescribe the parts and flows of a simple supply chainExplain the purpose and structure of the Supply Chain Operations Reference Digital Standard (SCOR DS) framework.Discuss the importance of SCOR performance metrics.Identify and organize the seven processes of the SCOR model.Recognize the ways in which SCOR practices can advance organizations and their supply chains.Recognize the five levels of SCOR people competencies.Identify the five stages of a SCOR-DS improvement program.Anyone who has registered on ascm.org can access the complete SCOR DS framework online. Registration on the ASCM website is free.Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. © 2025 Association for Supply Chain Management

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