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Supply Chains are facing unprecedented volatility and leaders are asking how they can ensure their supply chains are still operational in a month, a week or even from day to day.
Supply Chain leaders need now, more than ever, robust, resilient and adaptable plans to allow them to meet the challenges they are facing. To do this, Supply Chain leaders need complete visibility and flexibility of their plans and the scenarios that affect them.
Watch our on-demand webinar with Jesse Alleyne, US Manufacturing Industry Director, Microsoft, where we discussed:
Jesse Alleyne is the manufacturing industry director for high-tech electronics companies. He serves as an industry advisor for clients and the Microsoft organization. He has worked on digital transformation within manufacturing at Microsoft for the last decade across sales, business development and strategy. He’s focused on leveraging AI in: the factory, supply chain, products and sales. Prior to Microsoft, Jesse worked in management consulting at Boston Consulting Group and multiple engineering and production capacities at Honeywell and John Bean Technologies (Formerly FMC). He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Kettering University, (Formerly General Motors Institute) and an MBA in technology strategy and finance from Carnegie Mellon University.
Dave has spent over 30 years working with supply chain solutions with time at a range of solution providers, generally at the strategic end of the product use and design, always looking to tell a story and make a difference.
Dave currently heads up Supply Chain within Board International, developing tomorrows thinking for decision support platforms with advanced intelligent analytics that enable Supply Chain Executives to make informed, effective decisions for Supply Chain empowered businesses