6TH SWISS
MÖVENPICK Hotel Zurich Regensdorf | Zürich, Switzerland
DAY 1 (Wed., March 25)
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Navigating the Supply Chain Trade-Off: Performing Today AND Transforming Tomorrow
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Strengthening the Foundations of Supply Chain Excellence
Investing in reliable operations, technology and people as a strategy for delivering today’s performance while enabling tomorrow’s transformation
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Redesigning Supply Chains for a Changing World
Evolving networks to respond to geopolitical shifts, changing trade flows and rising customer expectations.
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Scaling Supply Chain Technologies
Moving beyond pilots to integrate AI, intelligent automation and advanced robotics, shifting from automated systems to autonomous and collaborative robotics across end-to-end operations.
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Turning Supply Chain Trade-Offs into Business Impact
Shaping cost, service and risk decisions into enterprise value that strengthens competitiveness.
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Leadership and Talent for the Next Decade
Transforming leadership capabilities and governance models to guide supply chains through complexity and change.
DAY 2 (Thu., March 26)
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Navigating the Supply Chain Trade-Off: Performing Today AND Transforming Tomorrow
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Transforming Supply Chains into Engines of Growth and Competitiveness
Repositioning supply chains from cost centers to engines of growth and advantage by embracing customer focus, agility and technology-driven innovation.
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Advancing Supply Chain Visibility into Intelligent Decisions
Shifting from monitoring to decision-making by strengthening responsiveness and real-time control, securing today’s performance while building tomorrow’s agility.
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Ecosystems and Value Chain Collaboration
Reimagining partnerships with suppliers, logistics providers and solution partners to enhance resilience and competitiveness.
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Innovation and Technology Horizons
Exploring emerging technologies such as AI, robotics and automation that are reshaping the future of supply chains.
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Embedding Sustainability into Supply Chain Strategy
Integrating decarbonization, circularity and regulatory compliance as drivers of long-term competitiveness rather than compliance obligations.