SCM Webinar Wednesday | The growing importance of Supply Chain Learning and Development| Involvation

Uncertainty is a fact of life within supply chains. In today’s VUCA world, organisations struggle to maintain their supply chain performance, let alone improve it. And it is supply chain performance which is the foundation for financial performance and competitive advantage…….
Recent global disruptions have dramatically increased the awareness of the importance of supply chains. But awareness is not sufficient! Organisations and all functional areas within need to understand their contribution to supply chain performance and act accordingly.
For this reason Supply Chain Learning and Development is more important than ever before:
• Senior management must take their role in championing supply chain excellence.
• The Supply Chain function needs upskilling as the environment has grown more complex.
• Other functional areas need to be onboarded for real impact. Unfortunately, cross-functional decision-making processes continue to be a struggle.
Supply Chain Learning and Development is therefore essential. It focuses the entire organisation on the importance of supply chains and on each and everyone’s contribution to supply chain performance.
This is what you can learn in this webinar:
• How to establish a successful Supply Chain Learning and Development program;
• How to create a culture of continuous learning & improvement in your organization;
• How to create impact on your organisation’s supply chain and financial performance;
Watch this interactive webinar moderated by Martijn Lofvers, CEO and Chief Trendwatcher of Supply Chain Media, and guest speakers Stefan Hoogervorst, Director The Value Chain Academy at Involvation and Alfons Willemsen, Partner at Involvation, to learn more about the growing importance of Supply Chain Learning and Development.
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