Two hundred supply chain experts have taken their seats to listen to Dr. Tompkins’ keynote.

RALEIGH, N.C. (PRWEB) May 01, 2018

Dr. Tompkins is addressing five important questions.

1.    What is the digital imperative?
2.    What is the disruption cycle?
3.    How grasping uncertainty, speed, and reinvention will ease your disruption cycle journey?
4.    How to empower your organization to deal with the disruption cycle, uncertainty, speed, and reinvention?
5.    How can you follow the disruption cycle to change the world?

In order for supply chain organizations to evolve to the next generation supply chain they need to understand the answers to these five questions and have the ability to address them.

“The future for supply chain organizations is awesome. There has never been the level of opportunity for supply chain organizations as there is today. The key to success is to build your resilience and vitality, allowing focus to enhance your ability to address the uncertainty, speed, and reinvention of the disruption cycle,” states Dr. Tompkins.

About Tompkins International:
A supply chain consulting and implementation firm that maximizes supply chain performance and value creation. We enable clients to be more profitable and valuable, while also becoming more agile, flexible, and adaptive to the marketplace. Tompkins collaborates with client teams to develop improved operations strategies, supply chain planning, and execution across all the Mega Processes of supply chains (PLAN-BUY-MAKE-MOVE-DISTRIBUTE-SELL). Tompkins is headquartered in Raleigh, NC and has offices throughout North America and in Europe and Asia. For more information, visit: http://www.tompkinsinc.com.

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