On-Demand Webinar:
How to Make Supply Chain Resilience Durable
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China’s costly Zero Covid policies, and other major supply chain crises have shined a spotlight on the importance of supply chain resilience and the need to make it sustainable. The major crises of the last few years have caught many organizations by surprise, offering very little time to respond to the multiple ongoing disruptions in the global supply chain. The hard lesson learned by major organizations is the need to build sustainable resilience. This can be achieved by building trust with their suppliers, leveraging AI technologies to gain better visibility, identifying vulnerabilities within their supply chain, and speeding up organizational responsiveness.
Hosted by Resilinc’s Supply Chain Management Professor, Kedge Business School (France), Walid Klibi, and Supply Chain Practice Director, Inetum, Marie-Ange Giuseppin, Vice-President EMEA, Resilinc, Christophe Phillipart this session covered:
- Why a “boom/bust” investment pattern is not helping companies become more resilient
- How to implement a sustainable Supply Resiliency Program within your organization
- Leveraging new systems of record - AI technologies to support your resiliency Program
- The need to change the corporate culture as a backbone of resiliency sustainability
Speakers
Walid Klibi
Supply Chain Management Professor, Kedge Business School (France)
Walid KLIBI is a Professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management since 2011 and a member of the Center of Excellence in Supply Chain (CESIT) at Kedge Business School (France). He obtained his Ph.D. in Business Administration, specialized in Supply Chain Management, at Laval University’s in Canada, in 2009 and holds an habilitation degree in Applied Mathematics at University of Bordeaux in France. His research work focuses on Supply Chain design, resilience, omnichannel distribution, and urban logistics networks, carried out in partnership with several international companies. He is also co-author of more than 30 articles in international academic and professional journals and a book which is intended for an academic and professional audience. Most of his work is carried out in collaboration with affiliated schools and international colleagues. He is currently a research affiliate at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics and a member of the Physical Internet Lab at GeorgiaTech.
Marie-Ange Giuseppin
Supply Chain Practice Director, Inetum
Marie-Ange Giuseppin is Consulting Director for Inetum. She has 25 years of experience in consulting and industry in several functions including finance, purchasing, supply chain, logistics and production. She has also more than 10 years of experience in individual and collective coaching. She supports complex transformations, for large companies. She accompanies clients’ projects in several sectors of activity: consumer goods, agri-food, aeronautics, space, and defense. Marie-Ange is graduated from Strasbourg Business School.
