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Supply chain management

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Nov 5, 2026

Ramachandran SHOST
0:24
I lead engineering and manufacturing practices at HFS Research.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:28
Today we are very happy to have with us Divya Sitapathy, Director for Supply Chain Management across Asia Pacific at Schneider Electric.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:35
She has more than 15 years of experience across all aspects of supply chain management, For the last three years, she has been part of digitization initiatives.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:45
She has implemented emerging technologies specifically in sourcing and procurement in Schneider Electric's supply chain management.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:51
Very happy to have you with us here, Divya.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:53
Thank you so much for taking your time.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:58
The pleasure is mine, Divya.
Ramachandran SHOST
0:59
Please tell us about your role, Divya.
Carter DalgetyGUEST
12:04
I'd done three years at Lincoln Uni and got the degree, which was a bit of a push at times because racing was right there.
Carter DalgetyGUEST
12:14
What did you study? I did a Bachelor of Commerce with a double major in Supply Chain Management and Global Business.
Carter DalgetyGUEST
12:23
It was a great degree.
Carter DalgetyGUEST
12:25
So glad I'd done it.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
2:31
My name is Robert Hanfield.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
2:33
I'm a Bank of America professor of supply chain management at North Carolina State University.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
2:38
I've been studying supply chains for about 35 years, and they're constantly changing.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
2:43
They're constantly morphing.
Tavia GilbertHOST
3:19
with two of those experts, researchers who are creating a way to give consumers valuable information about how the workers who are making those dresses and sweatshirts and shoes are being treated.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
3:32
But today we're starting to see technology that's bringing these entities much more closely together.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
3:38
And, you know, this idea of sustainability is really permeating supply chain management right now.
Robert HandfieldGUEST
3:43
And consumers are actually starting to ask about what they call transparency.
Justin SmithHOST
13:50
Because
Doug SampsonGUEST
13:50
some of the education that we also get, I mentioned the APEX group or Association of Supply Management.
Doug SampsonGUEST
14:00
IWLA has been around since 1891.
Doug SampsonGUEST
14:05
And early on, we have always been members, but really started getting into the crux of what was going on at IWLA in terms of the education that they can provide,
speaker_0HOST
10:18
And what is your research about and about today what are you going to show the children or what are you showing them at the moment?
Tim HilkenGUEST
10:28
so i'm an associate professor at the department of marketing and supply chain management and i'm also a co-founder of the sbe digital experience lab dex lab and what my research focuses on is the the user experience the the human experience of any new technology that is coming out we have a strong focus on new digital technologies especially headsets augmented and virtual reality but also a lot on AI, avatars, chatbots, even robots, and we don't build that technology ourselves, but we focus on how do people, everyday people, consumers, employees, children, use that technology, and when is it good for them, when is it maybe not so good for them, and especially there we then need to pay attention, should we change it, and what do we need to keep in mind.
speaker_0HOST
11:25
Okay.
Tim HilkenGUEST
11:26
All right.
Andrew EricksonGUEST
37:16
one? Next one.
Andrew EricksonGUEST
37:19
After supply chain management is bookkeeping and taxes.
Danan ColemanHOST
37:24
Oh, yeah.
Danan ColemanHOST
37:24
It is really good at this.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:27
That was one of my favorite ones on AI use.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:29
I talked with the Associate for Supply Chain Management.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:32
They're like, CEOs, 80%.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:34
We got to have AI.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:27
That was one of my favorite ones on AI use.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:29
I talked with the Associate for Supply Chain Management.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:32
They're like, CEOs, 80%.
Thomas WassonHOST
26:34
We got to have AI.
Andreas LindenthalGUEST
35:19
Exactly.
Andreas LindenthalGUEST
35:20
PLM, ERP, SCM, CRM, everything from beginning to the end across all applications and tools and everything and functional areas of a company.
Andreas LindenthalGUEST
35:32
So in my opinion, again, that...
Andreas LindenthalGUEST
35:37
PLM will expand and companies will advance into implementing their digital threat.
Jan MendlingGUEST
25:33
So let's assume that we are talking about the case.
Jan MendlingGUEST
25:37
What we hear more often is that people have an ERP system or CRM system or an SCM system, et cetera, and they have the feeling, well, our data quality is not so great.
Jan MendlingGUEST
25:50
So let's think about this case to make it a bit more specific.
Jan MendlingGUEST
25:55
So in such a situation, the key challenge is in the first place, how long does it take me from my source data systems into the process mining tools so that I can see something? This is, as we mentioned already in this conversation, if the first step is to build an extractor, to construct an event log, and then to import that event log, This takes too long and it's too much effort and it's too complicated.

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