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October 29, 2026
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Recording webinar ‘The supply chain you have vs. the one you need’

Disruption is constant. Is your response speed keeping up? Tariffs shift overnight, trade lanes close, and suppliers fail. These aren’t...

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Recording webinar ‘The supply chain you have vs. the one you need’
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Tariffs shift overnight, trade lanes close, and suppliers fail. These aren’t demand swings a better forecast can fix. They change decisions about where to source, make, and stock, and the winners can answer “what now?” first. Most can’t decide rapidly: only 18% of supply chain leaders can evaluate a major network change in days or hours. The rest need weeks, and by then, the decision has often been made without them. We were surprised to find that the size of a company or its budget doesn’t close the gap. What separates the fastest from everyone else is how they operate.

Watch the recording of this Webinar Wednesday hosted by moderator Martijn Lofvers, CEO and Chief Trendwatcher of Supply Chain Media, and an Optilogic panel of industry experts like Andrea Paciaroni, Network Strategy Practice Lead of Accenture, Rob Carlisle, Associate Partner of Argon & Co and Christophe Frère, VP Sales, EMEA of Optilogic. We reveal the data, and what it takes to move before the next shock hits.

Based on the Supply Chain Design & Resilience Survey 2026 with a benchmark of 144 supply chain leaders, conducted by Supply Chain Media in partnership with Optilogic, May–June 2026.

The recorded webinar ‘The supply chain you have vs. the one you need’ is available on the YouTube channel of Supply Chain Movement. You can download the slide deck below by filling in your contact details.

This story was originally published by Supply Chain Movement. Read the full story at Supply Chain Movement →

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