Jenna Fink

It's almost a reverse correlation in places.

So if big budgets aren't automatically buying success, what separates the leaders from the laggards? Today, I'm diving into this topic with VP Research and Advisory, Jenna Fink, who's working on an upcoming report looking at the future of the orchestrated factory.

To put this together, she surveyed 100 large manufacturers and dug deep into what it takes to run the plant as a live, connected operating system.

Welcome back, Jenna.

And we're just scratching the surface.

I know Bill Armstrong made it in a couple weeks ago to see you, Dave Fox, Jenna Fink.

What did Bill have for you? Because you always pull something from when Bill stops by that we

can learn.

I'm Jenna Fink, and this is Zero100, the Unboring Supply Chain Podcast.

If you've been paying attention to the news at all this summer, you've likely heard of the many ways that logistics and transportation have been disrupted.

From rerouting energy shipments through the Middle East as straits have opened and closed, to tariffs driving price shocks and raw material shortages, operations teams have been forced to face their shock absorption and resiliency strategies head on.

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I'm Jenna Fink, and this is Zero 100.