2022 might be ending but the challenges for supply chain and procurement are far from finished. The outlook for 2023 is going to be a potent mix of old and new challenges — from rising energy costs and labor shortage to geopolitical tensions and environmental obligations.
Supply chain leaders are expected to be at the forefront to help their organization get through these obstacles while also delivering value.
Where do they start?
Watch this webcast to get a head start.
GEP’s John Piatek, vice president and chair of the Thought Leadership Council; Pramod Gupta, vice president; and Daryl Watkins, senior director, share insights into how 2023 will look for supply chain and procurement operations and what leaders must do to be proactive.
Key Discussion Points:
- Global macroeconomic trends for 2023
- Themes and priorities for supply chain and procurement leaders
- Focus areas: Digital transformation, new cost control strategies and ESG
Theme: Strategy and Planning
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