Ep. 31 - ESG And The Circular Economy

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In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, host Nathan Chaney interviews Claudia Freed, the president and CEO of EALgreen. Claudia shares her inspiring journey from Argentina to the United States, her passion for education, and how her experiences shaped her career. The conversation delves into the mission of EALgreen, focusing on sustainability, the circular economy, and the importance of giving back to the community. Claudia emphasizes the need for a mindset shift in how we view excess inventory and waste, particularly in the industrial sector, and offers valuable advice for aspiring supply chain professionals.
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00:00 Introduction to Claudia Freed and EALgreen
08:44 Claudia's Journey: From Argentina to the U.S.
16:30 The Birth of EALgreen and Its Mission
24:32 Understanding Circular Economy and Sustainability
30:01 The Industrial Side of Excess Inventory
35:17 Advice for Future Supply Chain Professionals

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Ep. 31 - ESG And The Circular Economy

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Ep. 32 - WMS Investment and Implementation 101 38:58

4 days ago38:58

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In this episode we talk with Casey Winans, an expert in warehouse management systems (WMS) and supply chain consulting. We discuss the importance of understanding the need for a WMS, the challenges businesses face when transitioning from spreadsheets, and the significance of process clarity and documentation. Casey shares insights from his extensive experience in the industry, emphasizing the need for businesses to assess their readiness for a WMS and the potential pitfalls of rushing into software purchases without proper evaluation. The conversation also touches on suggestions for students contemplating a career in warehousing and logistics, best practices for documenting processes and the importance of not waiting for urgent situations to arise before seeking solutions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Casey 04:17 Casey Winans' Journey in Warehouse Management 09:08 Assessing the Need for a WMS 11:51 Challenges of Spreadsheets and Manual Processes 14:52 People without WMS 17:12 The Importance of Readiness for WMS Implementation 20:13 Data Integrity and Process Clarity for WMS Success 25:18 Deep Dive into Warehouse Operations 32:55 Advice for Aspiring Supply Chain Professionals 37:11 Proactive Planning for Software Implementation Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 31 - ESG And The Circular Economy 40:01

10 days ago40:01

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In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, host Nathan Chaney interviews Claudia Freed, the president and CEO of EALgreen. Claudia shares her inspiring journey from Argentina to the United States, her passion for education, and how her experiences shaped her career. The conversation delves into the mission of EALgreen, focusing on sustainability, the circular economy, and the importance of giving back to the community. Claudia emphasizes the need for a mindset shift in how we view excess inventory and waste, particularly in the industrial sector, and offers valuable advice for aspiring supply chain professionals. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Claudia Freed and EALgreen 08:44 Claudia's Journey: From Argentina to the U.S. 16:30 The Birth of EALgreen and Its Mission 24:32 Understanding Circular Economy and Sustainability 30:01 The Industrial Side of Excess Inventory 35:17 Advice for Future Supply Chain Professionals Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 30 - SC Tech Story & Shipping Optimization 40:35

17 days ago40:35

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In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Tomas David Ye, who shares his journey from aspiring Olympic gymnast to a successful entrepreneur in the tech industry. Tomas discusses his educational background in mathematics, his experience working at Amazon, and the challenges he faced while transitioning to entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the importance of networking, understanding market needs, and the learning curve of sales and business operations. Tomas also highlights the significance of hiring help and building a strong online presence, particularly on LinkedIn, to grow his startup. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:34 Journey from Gymnastics to Mathematics 04:36 Transitioning to the Tech Industry 07:28 Relocation to Seattle and Career Growth 08:58 Starting a Business and Finding Opportunities 10:23 Challenges of Entrepreneurship 13:25 Scaling the Business and Future Vision 19:38 Navigating Business Realities 22:29 Building a Network and Personal Brand 25:56 The Importance of Delegation 28:16 Understanding Trust and Relationships in Sales 31:57 Leveraging LinkedIn for Business Growth 33:40 The Value of Direct Communication 36:14 Final Thoughts and Business Solutions Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 29 - Autonomous Security and Inventory Solutions 33:42

20 days ago33:42

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In this episode Nathan Chaney interviews Jake Shild, founder and CEO of LandskyAI, a company focused on integrating drones and robotics into supply chain operations. Jake shares his background in security integration and how it led to the creation of LandskyAI, which aims to simplify the adoption of automation technologies in various industries. The conversation covers the challenges of outdoor drone solutions, successful implementations in supply chain contexts, lessons learned in entrepreneurship, funding strategies, and the role of AI in their operations. Jake emphasizes the importance of education and communication in driving technology adoption and benefits realization. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to LandskyAI and Its Mission 04:20 Behind the Name: LandSky 05:31 Understanding Ground Robotics and Use Cases 08:39 Real-World Implementations of Drone Technology 13:17 Implementation and Deployment in the Real World 16:52 Life Lessons in Entrepreneurship 18:42 Funding and Revenue Models for Startups 22:58 Tips and Tricks 26:08 AI Technology Cycle 31:20 Final thoughts and Mission Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Future Voices Of Supply Chain - Hannah Monk 33:35

5 weeks ago33:35

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Host Nathan Chaney kicks things off by introducing the episode, the first in a new series focused on the future voices of the supply chain industry, featuring Hannah Monk, a passionate student and professional celebrating 5 years in supply chain on the date of this episode release. Hannah shares her journey from wanting to pursue an English degree to discovering her love for supply chain during her first job at a water bottle plant producing 1.2 million water bottles per shift, to working full-time while also pursing a degree in logistics, materials and supply chain management at @LionsMedia . She discusses the importance of education, mentorship, and the dynamic nature of supply chain work. Hannah also highlights her current role in procurement, her commitment to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and her philosophy of 'Pennies Make Change,' emphasizing the impact of small actions in both her professional and personal life. The conversation concludes with encouragement for students and young professionals to explore the opportunities within the supply chain industry. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Future Voices of Supply Chain 02:25 Hannah Monk: A Student's Journey in Supply Chain 05:41 From English to Supply Chain: A Career Pivot 10:29 Early Career Experiences and Growth 13:30 The Importance of Education in Supply Chain 20:31 Current Role and Responsibilities in Retail Tech 25:45 Balancing Work, School, and Personal Life 28:15 Pennies Make Change: A Philosophy on Impact 31:19 Final Thoughts and Words of Wisdom Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 27 - Supply Chain Tech Startup: 20 Years Later 38:49

6 weeks ago38:49

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In this episode we speak with Bill Wappler, Founder and Executive Chairman of Surgere, about his startup journey from the kitchen table in 2004 to providing supply chain visibility solutions for the largest companies in the world, completing 15 billion transactions per month. We dive into the importance of trust in client relationships, and leveraging lessons learned from a variety of roles in business as well as military experience. Bill recalls the days when the idea of using technology to enhance supply chain management and visibility was just an idea, and shares about Surgere's iterative growth from consulting to software to IoT to AI to deliver the solutions that the market needs. We’re thrilled to announce that Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025! 🎉 Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers. Stay tuned for informative and inspirational supply chain content, powered by Surgere ! #SupplyChaney #Surgere #SupplyChain #Podcast Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 26 - Virtual Assistants In Supply Chain 35:24

7 weeks ago35:24

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In this episode we talk with Kyle Wilson who shares his journey from being a freight broker to founding Yellow Diamond Logistics and Thrivemodal. Kyle shares the lessons he learned when building his logistics company and how his experience in building a support team in the Philippines inspired him to start Thrivemodal, focusing on delivering virtual talent to businesses of all sizes. He also provides insights about the emerging worldwide workforce and advises that entrepreneurs building businesses not forsake their personal lives and health in exchange for business success. Sound Bites "65% of the Philippines works for American companies" "The world is becoming a worldwide workforce" Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:50 Yellow Diamond Logistics, Thrivemodal, & Virtual Talent 05:48 Branching Out Beyond Logistics Virtual Assistants 08:40 Why the Philippines? Talent and Infrastructure 12:20 Onboarding VAs Into Your Business 18:13 Lessons Learned in Business Ownership 19:48 Balancing Personal Life And Entrepreneurship 22:04 Non-Traditional Education & Career Paths 25:37 The Emerging Worldwide Workforce Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 25 - Freight Broker to Pallet Pro: Navigating A Career In Logistics 36:09

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In this episode we interview Stephen Bartalini, who shares his extensive career journey in the supply chain industry. Stephen discusses his experiences in various roles, from freight brokerage to his current sales leadership role at PalletTrader, and emphasizes the importance of understanding operations prior to moving to a sales role. He offers valuable advice for students and young professionals, highlighting the significance of personal growth, fulfillment, and authenticity in one's career. The conversation also delves into the pallet industry, the role of technology, and the importance of giving back to the community. Sound Bites "I thrive in chaos." "Fulfillment is crucial." "I look forward to Monday" Chapters 00:35 Stephan's Career Journey 04:22 Transitioning Through Challenges and Opportunities 07:34 Growing Up 11:31 Wearing Multiple Hats 13:50 Spending Time in Warehouses 15:35 Advice for Students & Early Career Professionals 23:52 Pallet Management 30:54 Personal Growth and Giving Back Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 24 - Data Science and Design Thinking In Supply Chain 33:43

9 weeks ago33:43

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In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast we speak with Raj Mahalingam, a data analytics expert with experience at Intel, Cardinal Health, UCONN Health, and Priceline about the critical role of data science in supply chains. We explore the intersection of people and data, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding human behavior in problem-solving. Raj shares insights on design thinking and ethnography, illustrating how these concepts can be applied to real-world supply chain challenges. The conversation also delves into consumer behavior during the pandemic, the transformative impact of AI, and a case is made for scaling up use of blockchain in supply chain management. Sound Bites "You need to understand the people first." "AI will replace people who don't use it." "Blockchain has huge potential in supply chain." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Supply Chain Data Science 02:18 The Intersection of People and Data 05:26 Design Thinking and Ethnography in Supply Chain 09:42 Real-World Applications of Design Thinking 13:12 Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions During COVID-19 17:48 Cultural Influences on Consumer Behavior 21:59 The Role of AI in Supply Chain 26:02 Future Trends: AI, Blockchain, and Digital Twins Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 23 - Supply Chain Planning 101 38:52

9 weeks ago38:52

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In this episode we talk with Anant Jain, Executive Director, Supply Chain Planning at EY, discussing his journey in the industry, the role and importance of planning in the supply chain process, and the concepts of supply vs demand planning, S&OP, and integrated business planning. Anant shares insights on the consulting versus industry role career paths and the significance of experience in industry in establishing credibility for consultants. He emphasizes the need for collaboration between planning and other departments, the role of AI in enhancing decision-making, and offers advice for students and aspiring supply chain professionals. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 04:26 Choosing Consulting and Transitioning to Industry 09:14 Career Advice for Students and Early Career Professionals 13:25 Explaining the Planning Function in the Supply Chain 15:14 Supply Chain Planning During Covid 15:31 The Chip Shortage and Planning Challenges 16:46 Demand and Supply Planning, S&OP, and Integrated Business Planning 17:57 The Importance of Planning in the Supply Chain 19:02 Making a mistake example 19:57 Challenges of Change Management in Planning 21:49 Career Path in Planning and Supply Chain Leadership 24:11 The Need for Alignment and Collaboration in Planning 25:04 AI and Machine Learning in Supply Chain Planning 28:26 Taking a Holistic Approach to Planning in the Supply Chain 29:24 Change. The fundamental challenge for planners 30:26 Planning as a route to leadership roles 32:12 Break down organizational silos for better supply chains 35:26 Planning in a nutshell Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 22 - E-Comm Fulfillment & Abandoned Inventory 38:40

13 weeks ago38:40

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In this episode we speak with Abby Nawrocki, Senior Director of Wholesale at ShipMonk and Founder of Stock. Abby has a degree in supply chain, operations management and international business from Indiana University and provides valuable lessons her schooling experience and why she decided to study and go into the supply chain industry. Through her various roles at 3PLs like DHL, Radial and Geodis she has worked with major brands like Zara, SKIMS, and Apple. Most recently, she had front row seats as Deliverr, where she was Director of Operations, was acquired by Shopify, and was then quickly acquired by Flexport. She discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, particularly in launching her latest initiative, Stock, which connects 3PLs with nonprofits to find a new home for excess and abandoned inventory. The conversation also touches on the rise of boutique 3PLs, the importance of representation in the supply chain industry, especially for women, and offers numerous bits of valuable advice for aspiring supply chain professionals. Sound Bites - "I never thought I would be an entrepreneur." - "If I can do it, anyone can do it." - "I was the one who was causing the turmoil." Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to Abby's Journey 10:31 - Genesis of Stock - Excess / Abandoned Inventory Marketplace 16:35 - The Entrepreneurial Experience 19:31 - Balancing Parenting and Business 22:38 - Empowering Women in Supply Chain 24:21 - The Rise of Boutique 3PLs 26:52 - More 3PLs Creates A Need For 3PL Matchmakers 29:22 - The Future of 3PL Consolidation 30:55 - Learning from Failures 34:33 - Advice for Future Logistics Leaders - Work In A Warehouse Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 21 - Improving Operational Safety & Quality With Data 38:33

15 weeks ago38:33

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In this episode we talk with Nilay Parikh, the CEO and Founder of Arvist.AI. Nilay shares his journey from being a first-generation immigrant to building a company focused on leveraging AI and computer vision in supply chain operations management. The conversation delves into Nilay's background in aerospace engineering, the challenges and applications of additive manufacturing (3D printing), and the innovative solutions Arvist provides to enhance quality control and safety in warehousing and logistics. Nilay emphasizes the importance of utilizing existing data capture sources and technology to drive efficiency and reduce costs in the supply chain industry. In this conversation, he reflects on the early stages of his startup, particularly learning from skipping the customer validation process, highlights the significance of building a strong team, and his strategy of bootstrapping and getting a paying customer before seeking venture capital. He also discusses the technical aspects of their product, including the use of existing camera technology and computer vision, and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, stressing the need for real-world experience in the industry they wish to enter. Notable soundbites: - Inside joke about Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing): "it's a solution looking for a problem." - "I want to get to at least one paying customer before we go out and raise any kind of capital... investor money is used to fuel growth, not to run the company." Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Arvist and Nilay's Background 00:32 Nilay's Journey: From Aerospace to Supply Chain 04:41 Understanding Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) 08:35 The Challenges of Mainstream Adoption of 3D Printing 09:55 The Role of AI at Arvist.AI 12:28 Practical Applications of Arvist's Technology 17:10 Enhancing Safety and Compliance with AI 18:25 Streamlining Operations and Reducing Paperwork 20:31 Lessons Learned While Building Arvist: Customer Discovery 24:32 Building the Right Team for Success 26:40 Bootstrapping vs. Venture Capital: A Financial Perspective 27:42 Leveraging Existing Technology: Cameras and Computer Vision 30:29 Actionable Warehouse Data From Security Cameras 32:15 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Experience Over Education Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 20 - Supply Chain Management In Universities 37:42

16 weeks ago37:42

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In this episode we talk with Dr. Brian Sauser, a prominent figure in supply chain management education in North Texas and beyond. Dr. Sauser shares his unique journey from studying agriculture at Texas A&M, to leading a lab working on life support systems for Mars missions at NASA, to academia, where he is the Chair of the Supply Chain Management Department at the University of North Texas which was ranked as the #4 undergrad supply chain management program by Gartner in 2024. The conversation explores the evolution of supply chain as a gritty industry to one of technology and innovation, the concept of supply networks rather than linear supply chains, and the need for degree programs to focus 80% on core knowledge like the bullwhip effect and 20% on the current and future trends like AI. While the industry and profession has peaked in visibility post-Covid, there is still a need to generate greater awareness of supply chain careers among high school students and community college students to draw in future practitioners. Key Takeaways: The supply chain field has evolved significantly in recent years thanks to technology that enables end-to-end supply chain visibility and control. AI is a valuable tool but should not replace critical thinking. Don't leave all of the "I" in the "AI". Trust has become a crucial currency in supply chain relationships that is and must be established in hours or days and not years. Curriculum development must balance core knowledge with innovation. Awareness is essential for attracting the future logistics workforce. The shift from linear supply chains to multi-faceted supply networks. Engaging with industry professionals helps keep curriculum relevant. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Brian Sauser and His Journey 03:25 - From Agriculture to Space to Academia 05:07 - UNT Supply Chain Management Program 07:30 - Academic Leadership vs Industry Leadership 09:37 - Evolution of Supply Chain Management Degrees 12:35 - Impact of Tech and Trust On Supply Chain Management 16:28 - Curriculum Is 80% Fundamentals & 20% Innovation 18:57 - Promoting Supply Chain Degrees and Careers In High School 23:29 - AI's Presence in Supply Chain Curriculum 34:59 - Personal Insights and Future of Supply Chain Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 19 - Warehouse Automation & Robots 31:24

18 weeks ago31:24

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In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, we talk with Misbah Virani about her journey from medical studies and being an EMT to internet networking and then to her current role in the warehouse robotics industry as National Partnership Manager for Rapyuta Robotics in the US. We explore Rapyuta's entrance in the US market from Japan where they have the top selling pick-assist robot, the importance of partnerships in technology, the role of trade shows in networking, and the significance of real-world experience for students. The conversation also touches on the trends in automation, robots as a service, and the need for businesses to embrace automation without fear. Key Takeaways: - Robots are designed to complement human workers. - Automation can be implemented in phases for easier transition. - Trade shows provide valuable insights and connections. - Real-world experience is invaluable for students. - Students should explore various fields before committing to a career. - Networking can significantly impact career development. - Failure can lead to valuable learning experiences. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Robotics and Partnerships 01:44 Career Journey: From Medicine to Robotics 05:39 Partnerships in Tech 08:38 Navigating Trade Shows and Conferences 12:40 Advice for Students in Business and Logistics 16:10 Learning from Failures and Career Transitions 20:49 Connecting Medical Knowledge to Business 28:45 Trends in Automation and Overcoming Hesitations 33:22 Robots as a Service: A New Business Model 34:54 Final Thoughts on Automation and Networking #supplychain #podcast #warehouseautomation #robots #RaaS Surgere is the official sponsor of The Supply Chaney Podcast for 2025. Surgere’s singular focus is building AI-powered, frictionless supply chains that result in real time, end-to-end visibility with 99.9% accuracy for partners and customers.…

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Ep. 18 - The Rise Of Nearshoring 37:25

20 weeks ago37:25