Supply Chain Challenges – What’s next?

SPEAKERS

Tariq Hasan Director, Supply Chain & Business Planning, B2B, Samsung Electronics America

ABOUT THE SESSION
 

Tariq Hasan, Director of SCM & Business Planning MX B2B at Samsung Electronics America, will share his insights on the evolving challenges within today’s global supply chains. With extensive experience in supply chain strategy, business operations, and planning, Tariq will delve into key disruptions impacting the industry and explore what lies ahead. His session, titled “Supply Chain Challenges – What’s Next?”, will highlight emerging trends, innovative solutions, and the strategic mindset needed to build resilient and future-ready supply chains.
 

He will share his views on how global supply chain disruption has become an ongoing reality, with industries facing one challenge after another. In recent years, supply chains have been tested by the pandemic, severe weather events, blocked shipping routes, and growing geopolitical tensions. These events have exposed vulnerabilities and highlighted the need for more adaptive, resilient systems. His session will explore how organizations are rethinking their supply chain strategies—investing in digital tools, enhancing visibility, diversifying sourcing, and improving risk management. He will also discuss forward-looking approaches that businesses can take to prepare for and mitigate the impact of the next major disruption.

Key Topics-

1. Global supply chain disruption has become a real thing. Major disruptions keep coming..
 

2. In the recent past we have dealt with a pandemic, natural disasters, disruption to shipping routes, unprecedented geopolitical uncertainty and the situation keeps evolving..
 

3. How do we see supply chains adapting and planning to minimize the impact of the next major disruption..

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