On this episode of Transform Talks, I am joined by Nico Nuerbchen, the Senior Vice President of Global Supply Chain Management at Olympus Corporation.
In this episode, we discuss:
- The key hurdles companies face when automating their supply chains.
- Why successful transformation hinges on clear communication and well-defined strategies.
- How automation empowers your team to move beyond transactional tasks and focus on strategic initiatives.
- And we'll discuss the exciting world of predictive maintenance and how automation unlocks valuable data insights.
…and much more.
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