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    The 2026 Supply Chain Blueprint: Moving from Reactive Resilience to Predictive Maturity

    Supply chain leaders are under constant pressure to improve performance, increase resilience, and scale efficiently. Yet many organizations remain stuck in reactive execution, responding to disruptions instead of anticipating them.In this live, conversational session, members of ASCM’s ISC Committee will unpack the key findings from ASCM’s 2026 Supply Chain Maturity research and translate what the data means into real-world decisions leaders can make today. Rather than a formal presentation, this discussion will focus on the practical implications of the research and what it reveals about the planning, execution, and performance management capabilities that separate reactive supply chains from predictive, orchestrated operations.Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of where maturity gaps most commonly appear, how those gaps show up in day-to-day performance, and how to prioritize improvement efforts when time, budget, and resources are limited. Panelists will also share how organizations can benchmark their current maturity level using SCOR-aligned frameworks and available assessment resources, helping leaders create a more informed roadmap for progress.Join us to explore how to move beyond reactive resilience and build the maturity needed to drive consistent performance in 2026 and beyond.

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    Making AI Smarter with Data Governance

    How do you make your artificial intelligence (AI) tools smarter? The answer is better data governance. AI tools are only as smart as the data that feeds into them. Data governance helps ensure that AI has access to accurate, high-quality, compliant, structured data so that it can offer the best analyses and make the best decisions to support the operation. Join this microlearning to learn how to improve your data governance practices, assess data quality, ensure a pipeline of up-to-date information for the tools and monitor the effectiveness of your data governance practices.Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Raghuveer Cumar, CPIM, CLTD

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    Analytics in Action with Lora Cecere: What Is a Graph Database and How Does It Drive Value?

    The movement of supply chain planning to graph-based technologies offers significant promise for improving decision-making and responsiveness. In this webinar, Lora Cecere is joined by Igor Rikalo to explore how graph databases can enhance supply chain planning and why organizations must rethink traditional planning processes to fully realize their value.The discussion will examine how the role of the supply chain planner is evolving from managing static plans to orchestrating dynamic, interconnected networks. Attendees will gain insight into what orchestration means in practice, how new signals can be used to improve coordination and outcomes, and how business leaders can work effectively with IT providers to drive successful adoption.This session offers practical guidance for leaders looking to modernize planning, strengthen collaboration, and unlock the value of graph-enabled supply chain orchestration.

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    The 2026 Job Market: What Employers Want and Candidates Miss

    The hiring landscape is shifting fast and 2026 will demand a new approach.Between rapid AI adoption, evolving skill requirements, and changing expectations around remote and hybrid work, employers and candidates alike are navigating an increasingly complex job market.In this webinar, industry experts break down the current state of the job market and what’s ahead for 2026. You’ll gain practical insight into hiring trends, workforce planning challenges, and the skills that will matter most in the year ahead. We’ll also explore how AI is reshaping recruiting and evaluation, whether employers are moving toward skill-based hiring over traditional degrees, and the common missteps that continue to hold candidates back.Whether you’re responsible for hiring, workforce planning, or positioning yourself for your next career move, this session will help you understand what’s changing—and how to prepare.In this session, you’ll learn:- The current hiring landscape and what it signals for 2026- Key hiring trends, including AI’s impact on recruiting and decision-making- The skills employers are prioritizing—and which are losing importance- How hybrid and remote work continue to influence hiring strategies- Common challenges hiring managers face—and how to address them- The most frequent resume and interview mistakes candidates make

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    Foundations of Manufacturing Management

    Modern manufacturing techniques have permeated the industry. Competitive manufacturing managers must be familiar with these practices, tools and procedures. This course introduces the fundamental concepts required to align manufacturing with business needs. Explore how manufacturing strategy informs manufacturing process choices. After participating in this course, you’ll be able to describe the necessary elements for an effective product-structure-management process. In addition, discover how manufacturing professionals determine needs using material requirements planning (MRP). This FOSCM course is available as a free membership benefit until February 5, 2027.

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    Impact of Trade Wars on Supply Chains

    With trade wars erupting and escalating seemingly overnight, supply chains need a strategy for defending against supply chain disruptions. Tariffs, quotas and other trade barriers are interrupting operations, increasing costs, and straining international relationships between suppliers and customers. These stresses also seep throughout the supply chain, reshaping how businesses source, manufacture and distribute their goods and services. Watch this microlearning to learn the reconnaissance insights about the causes of trade wars and their impacts on supply chain as well as practical strategies for helping your boots on the ground adapt to these volatile international market conditions. Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Raghuveer Cumar, CPIM, CLTD

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    Analytics in Action With Lora Cecere: What Is a Native AI Platform and Why Should You Care?

    Technology capabilities are expanding, creating exciting opportunities to improve processes and gain a competitive edge. In this six-part series, Lora Cecere, Founder of Supply Chain Insights, LLC, interviews technology innovators to help you understand how to leverage emerging tools effectively.You’ll learn how to:-Understand what a native AI platform is and how it differs from traditional analytics tools-Identify key technology capabilities that drive process improvement-Evaluate tools that can help you forecast demand, optimize inventory, and improve decision-making-Apply technology insights to gain competitive advantage in your supply chain-Build a foundation of knowledge to implement new technologies strategicallyDesigned for professionals looking to master the fundamentals, this series provides actionable insights to help you make smarter, data-driven decisions.

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    Turning Data into Decisions That Drive Performance

    “We have too much data, yet not enough information.”Sound familiar? In today’s Big Data environment, we track and measure everything—often ending up with endless spreadsheets and dashboards that leave us overwhelmed instead of empowered.This webinar explores how to turn that data overload into actionable insights. The facilitator will highlight practical opportunities to use data more effectively and efficiently to improve business performance. You’ll learn how data analytics can elevate your supply planning and strengthen your decision-making.In this session, you will learn how to:- Identify key data types, sources, and management practices- Climb the DIKW ladder—from data to information, knowledge, and wisdom- Choose the right decision-making approach, whether trial-and-error, heuristics, optimization, or modelingThis interactive session brings in critical-thinking concepts that apply not only to your professional work but also to everyday decision-making.

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    Securing IoT Devices: Best Practices for Connected Supply Chain Networks

    Internet of things (IoT) devices are the lifeblood of modern supply chains, providing real-time visibility, efficiency and smarter decision-making. But each device also is a potential target. An unsecured device presents a weak link in a supply chain that can be exploited by cybercriminals. In this digital age, if a cybercriminal accesses one device, they also could access the information of upstream and downstream partners. Don’t be the weak link that compromises your entire supply chain. Join this microlearning to recognize your IoT vulnerabilities, learn to apply practical security measures and prepare for future challenges with confidence.Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Ednilson Bernardes, Ph.D.

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    Supply Chain Procurement Certificate

    The Supply Chain Procurement Certificate program is a foundational education program designed to help both entry-level and experienced supply chain professionals expand their procurement knowledge and skills. It provides an overview of procurement fundamentals, sourcing strategies, supplier relationship management, negotiations, evaluation metrics and more. The self-paced online program includes 20 hours of education and a comprehensive final exam. After passing the exam, learners will receive a certificate and a digital badge. The Supply Chain Procurement certificate is now available in three languages – English, Spanish, and French!  When you purchase the certificate, you will automatically receive access to the English, Spanish, and French versions of the content.

    Unpacking the 2026 Top 10 Trends: A Live Ask Me Anything with the Experts

    Explore the key trends shaping today’s supply chains with ASCM’s research and industry experts in a Q&A-style discussion. From AI-driven planning and sustainable sourcing to workforce evolution and digital transformation, this session goes beyond the headlines to show what these trends mean for your organization. Learn how supply chain leaders are applying emerging insights in real-world scenarios, uncover practical strategies, and discover ways to turn trends into competitive advantage.

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    Technological Innovations in Manufacturing

    You can’t manage tomorrow’s supply chains with yesterday’s tools. Technological innovations are driving efficiency, reducing costs, increasing flexibility and responsiveness, and supporting sustainability in manufacturing and supply chain — and you don’t want to be left behind. Join this microlearning to explore how to use automation and robotics to enhance speed and precision, additive manufacturing techniques to minimize waste, artificial intelligence and machine-learning tools to inform decision-making, internet of things applications to enable real-time modeling, and more.

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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.

    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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