Prateek Shukla, leader of Supply Chain Strategy at NTT Data India, shares his insights on navigating supply chain transformation, tackling industry challenges, leveraging AI, and building resilient, future-ready supply chains in India and beyond.
A supply chain is the interconnected network moving goods from suppliers to customers. Explore its flows, components, and real-world impact to understand how products reach consumers efficiently and reliably.
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Rayapati Srinath Reddy shares powerful insights from his supply chain journey—blending strategy, behavioral science, and hands-on experience to inspire the next generation of logistics professionals.
Rayapati Srinath Reddy shares powerful insights from his supply chain journey—blending strategy, behavioral science, and hands-on experience to inspire the next generation of logistics professionals.
Anupam Shrotary, Head of Supply Chain at Kimberly-Clark IFP, shares insights on FMCG challenges, switching to FEFO, AI-driven planning, and offers valuable advice for young professionals entering the dynamic supply chain industry.
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Leading large-scale supply chain transformations for global giants like P&G, PepsiCo, and Accenture, Shekhar Tiwari’s career spans over 30 years of hands-on industry evolution. In this candid interview, he shares the lessons, mindset, and practical advice young professionals need to thrive in supply chain today.
In today’s supply chains, there’s no shortage of data. Every process, every movement, every interaction, it’s all being tracked. From shipment tracking to delivery confirmation, route history to vendor updates, compliance checks to fuel logs the numbers are there. The systems are active. The dashboards are full.
In B2B logistics, last-mile delivery is the most operationally intensive and cost-sensitive phase of the supply chain. Deliveries are often made to a wide variety of destinations, the presence of multiple stakeholders, including suppliers, vendors…
B2B deliveries don’t just go to one type of customer. A single route might include modern trade outlets, kirana stores, large warehouses, and smaller stockists, each with their own processes, preferences, and constraints. Some expect deliveries at fixed times. Others may need additional services like unloading or restocking.
Quick Commerce in India didn’t start with Blinkit or Zepto; it was already being explored behind the scenes at companies like Flipkart during the early days of COVID. Gauri Sapna, part of Flipkart’s Supply Chain Design Team, was closely involved in shaping one of the company’s earliest attempts at rapid delivery.