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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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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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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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