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    When Priorities Collide: Turning Friction to Fuel

    Conflicting priorities are a constant reality in supply chain management. The ability to navigate them effectively can mean the difference between stalled progress and stronger collaboration.Join us for When Priorities Collide: Turning Friction to Fuel, a webinar designed for supply chain professionals looking to improve how they manage and resolve conflict. This session will explore the root causes of conflict, the factors that influence it, and the different styles that shape interactions with internal stakeholders, suppliers, and vendors.You will learn how to apply conflict intelligence to better understand personal motivators, assess situational dynamics, and move conversations toward more productive outcomes. Real-world examples and practical strategies will highlight how to turn challenging moments into opportunities for alignment, innovation, and better decision-making.

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    What the Iran Conflict Really Means for U.S. Ports and Supply Chains

    As tensions rise in global chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz, headlines often point to immediate disruption—but supply chains are more complex than that. In this webinar, ASCM CEO Abe Eshkenazi speaks with Dr. Noel Hacegaba, CEO of the Port of Long Beach, to explore what is actually happening at U.S. ports today, what recent cargo and container trends reveal about demand and costs, and how supply chain professionals can separate short‑term volatility from more structural shifts as they plan for the months ahead.

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    Proactive Forecasting and Demand Shaping in the Age of AI

    • Explore how modern forecasting practices are evolving into strategic demand shaping to help organizations respond faster and smarter in a rapidly changing environment.• Discuss how AI, machine learning, and chatbots are elevating demand visibility, scenario analysis, and customer engagement.• Review practical insights from recent industry case studies and research, including the Journal of Business Forecasting article “Adding Strategic Demand Shaping to Your IBP Process.”• Participate in live forecasting practice surveys for benchmarking and engage directly with the panel through real time Q&A.

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    Cold Chain Management: Keeping Temperature-Sensitive Goods Safe

    Cold chain management is widely considered one of the most challenging types of supply chain management. Temperature-sensitive goods must maintain temperature integrity for the entirety of their journeys. Accurate tracking throughout the distribution process is critical to ensure the goods stayed in the proper temperature range at all times to ensure product safety and integrity. Join this microlearning to learn the fundamentals of cold chain operations across industries. You’ll explore how products from delicious ice cream to lifesaving medications move from origin to final delivery, the temperature controls required at each stage, and why even brief temperature deviations can have serious downstream impacts. Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Biniam Tufa, BPharm, MSc, CSCL, CHHP

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    Analytics in Action with Lora Cecere: The difference between agents and agentics and why should you care?

    What is the real difference between AI agents and agentic systems, and why should supply chain leaders care?Join Lora Cecere, founder of Supply Chain Insights, and Razat Gaurav, CEO of Kinaxis, for a timely discussion on how emerging AI capabilities are reshaping supply chain decision-making. As organizations explore new ways to apply AI, many are moving beyond simple automation toward systems that can sense, analyze, and act within complex supply chain environments.In this Analytics in Action session, Lora and Razat will break down what these concepts mean in practice, how agents and agentic systems differ, and what these technologies could mean for the future of supply chain management. Drawing on decades of experience in supply chain strategy and enterprise technology, they will share practical insights on how leaders can better understand the evolving AI landscape.You will learn:The difference between AI agents and agentic systemsHow agentic approaches may influence supply chain planning and operationsWhat supply chain leaders should be watching as AI capabilities evolveKey considerations when evaluating next-generation analytics and decision support tools

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    The Evolving Supply Chain Workforce: Reskilling for a Changing Industry

    The supply chain workforce is changing fast—and professionals who want to stay competitive must evolve with it. In this timely webinar, career strategist and bestselling author Paul Cecala explores how the supply chain talent landscape has shifted over the past several years, what trends are shaping today’s workforce, and what professionals can expect over the next five years.Viewers will gain insight into the key skills and behaviors needed to maintain career stability and growth in an increasingly complex environment, including how to adapt to emerging technology, strengthen communication across generations, and build a more resilient workplace culture.This session also dives into the growing importance of workplace civility, psychological safety, and effective communication—highlighting how leaders and employees alike can bridge generational gaps and create stronger, more collaborative teams.In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:- Understand major shifts impacting the supply chain workforce- Strengthen career stability through reskilling and continuous learning- Navigate the evolving relationship between humans and technology- Improve cross-generational communication and workplace collaboration- Foster resilience, civility, and psychological safety in the workplaceWhether you’re an early-career professional or an experienced leader, this webinar offers practical takeaways to help you adapt, grow, and thrive in the future of supply chain.

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    Designing for Circularity in Supply Chain

    What if there were a way to extract more value from your products and processes, reduce risks, and cut costs? It’s easier than you think. The practice of designing for circularity strategizes efficiencies with better material choices, product design choices, process choices and recovery choices so your supply chain works smarter. When this practice is embedded in procurement, production and logistics decisions too, supply chains achieve savings and competitive advantages. Join this microlearning to discover how to rethink materials, product features, operations and recovery pathways to unlock environmental, economic and efficiency benefits.Developed in collaboration with ASCM member Rodrigo Knackfuss, MBA, CPIM

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    Analytics in Action With Lora Cecere: How to Build a High-Impact S&OP Process

    In this session, Lora Cecere and Manik Sharma, Head of Supply Chain GTM AI, of Celonis, will share insights on the importance of semantic reconciliation for process integrity and continuous improvement. He will start with basic definitions and explore ways to build planning master data and a semantic reconciliation layer. The discussion will include the use of an ontological framework. Join us to learn how leading organizations are rethinking S&OP to move beyond static plans and toward continuous, insight-driven orchestration.

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    Navigating Geopolitical Risk: Insights from Former Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo

    As geopolitical tensions escalate and trade policy shifts again, supply chain leaders face a new wave of uncertainty. Join former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, ASCM Board Chair Michael Bunge, CPIM, CSCP, Vice President Global Supply Chain & Operations at Hamilton Beach Brands, and ASCM CEO Abe Eshkenazi for a timely discussion on what supply chain professionals should be thinking about—and doing—now.This conversation will explore the implications of the Iran conflict and the Supreme Court’s tariff reversal, with a focus on risk management, resilience, and practical actions organizations can take to navigate volatility in the months ahead.

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    Lean In: Voices of Women Driving Supply Chain Leadership

    In honor of Women’s History Month, join us for an inspiring conversation featuring women who are shaping the future of supply chain leadership. From navigating complex logistics networks to leading fulfillment strategy at scale, today’s women leaders are driving innovation, resilience, and transformation across the industry.In this dynamic webinar, you’ll hear real stories and career insights from supply chain executives who have built influential leadership paths—and continue to redefine what’s possible in operations, logistics, and end-to-end supply chain strategy.Featuring leaders including DeAnna Harner, Raina Avalon, EVP & Chief Logistics Officer at TJX, and Rebecca Wazlo, VP of Fulfillment at L.L. Bean, this session will explore the challenges, breakthroughs, and lessons that have shaped their careers—and what they’ve learned along the way.Whether you’re early in your career or already leading teams, this conversation will leave you motivated, empowered, and ready to take the next step forward.

    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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