Webinar - What running a data-driven supply chain means to Evenflo

The last few years of unprecedented disruption has placed supply chain operations and their need to digitally transform in the spotlight. For many companies, there are aspects of their supply chain that run on manual, disconnected, and siloed processes which have always created inefficiencies, visibility gaps, and impacted performance.  The new level of disruption, volatility, and uncertainty amplified the situation causing companies to reassess current processes with an eye on maximizing the customer experience while running a more cost-effective supply chain. Learn how Evenflo developed and leveraged a data-driven supply chain to mitigate these risks and improve their customer experience.

Speakers

Justin Allen | Director, Logistics & Distribution, Evenflo

Justin has over a decade of experience. He has specialized in global logistics operations, trade compliance, and materials. Throughout his career he has been a driving force pushing for more technology and automation in various roles. With the goal of streamlining processes with good accurate data and building a sustainable model for future growth. Justin has been on 4 ERP implementations teams and was project manager for 1 implementation. Making sure the Supply chain and logistics teams have the tools needed to move improve workflows. Having worked for both Freight Forwarders, as well as Importers and Manufacturers. He understands the need for a Flexible well rounded supply chain model to sustain the flow of goods even during crisis, to continue to drive sales and support the end use customer.

Heidi Benko | VP Product Management, Infor Nexus, Infor

Heidi Benko is VP of Product Management at Infor Nexus responsible for the Visibility and Orchestration solutions. Heidi has over 20 years of experience in supply chain product management, solutions strategy and marketing, delivering innovative supply chain solutions to companies across industries that help them transform their supply chain operations.