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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared this🚀 Excited to share: We've successfully built an AI-Powered ESG Control Tower for a Global Semiconductor Wafer Fab Manufacturing running on Oracle Cloud Data Platform with - 6 Autonomous AI Agents working 24/7: - Emissions Monitor – Real-time Scope 1, 2, 3 tracking - Compliance Auditor – Automated GRI, CDP, SASB, TCFD - Forecast Engine – Predictive analytics - Initiative Advisor – Proactive ROI-driven recommendations - Report Generator – Slash Weeks to hours operations - AI Digital Assistant – Natural language insights into operations Potential results : 90% faster reporting | $7M+ annual savings | Real-time visibility Built on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, 26ai Database, AI Data Platform Human-in-the-loop: AI recommends, humans approve. ✅ Ravi Tirumalai, Marissa Aliferis, Huiwen L., Michael Connell, Roberto Atienza, Brenda Banning (She/Her), Nilantha Brito
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisIt was a privilege to be the panel speaker at the recent SP Jain School of Global Management’s flagship Business Conclave in Singapore, alongside some of the most respected minds in global supply chain leadership. The event, themed “Supply Chain Leadership through Technological & Regulatory Turbulence”, brought together a vibrant group of over 100 Executive MBA students, faculty, and industry practitioners — despite the rainy Friday morning! Kudos to the organizing team and our moderator, Dr. Rajiv Aserkar, for curating such a timely discussion. As part of the panel with Sachin Mirashi, Dossetter, Akshat Shah and Paul Bradley FCILT CPL, I had the opportunity to share Oracle’s view on how technology — especially Agentic AI, cloud platforms, and digital supply chain solutions — is enabling organizations to build self-adaptive, resilient operations amid rising complexity. 🧠 My key takeaways: - Agentic AI is here – AI systems are moving beyond automation toward intelligent, proactive action that supports real-time decisions across procurement, logistics, and manufacturing. - Resilience is a design principle – From diversifying suppliers to regionalizing operations, agility now begins at the planning stage. - Scenario thinking is a survival tool – We must adopt dynamic planning as a habit, not a one-time activity, especially with trade policy shifts and geopolitical uncertainties. - Digital fluency is non-negotiable – Tomorrow’s leaders must be as comfortable with data, AI, and cloud platforms as they are with negotiation and strategy. - Human-AI collaboration will define the next era – In the age of AI, the ability to align tech with human judgment and ethics is what will truly set leaders apart. Grateful to the organizers and fellow panelists for the engaging discussion — and to Rashmi Udaykumar(she/her) & Rajiv Aserkar for the opportunity to contribute. Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in supply chain leadership. (SCS) Supply Chain Management (SCM) Chapter, SP Jain School of Global Management - Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore & Sydney, GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE Jeffrey TAN, 陈顺利, PMP® CBAP® FSCS, VIJAY ANAND, Tommy Tan Pei Liang, Denise Ang, CA (Singapore), ACMA, CGMA, Sebastian Shen,Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisIt was my honor & privilege to deliver the opening Keynote at the flagship ‘Business Conclave’ event at Singapore yesterday. This event on the topical theme of ‘Supply Chain leadership through technological & regulatory turbulence’ was hosted by SP Jain School of Global Management - Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore & Sydney with GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE and received an overwhelming response on a rainy Friday morning with attendance from about 100+ cohort of Executive MBA students, academic staff and leading supply chain practitioners in the industry. I shared P&G’s experience in creating a resilient & ‘data enabled’ supply chain leveraging automation and Digitization to win on shelves & accelerate value to business, in these turbulent times and VUCA world. The address set the stage for an intriguing dialogue through the insightful panel discussion on this topic moderated by Dr. Rajiv Aserkar involving thought leaders viz. Clarence Wong CSSCLP, Barb Dossetter, Paul Bradley FCILT CPL and Akshat Shah. My key learnings & takeaways from the event to continue winning in this ever-evolving geopolitical landscape and rapid technological advancement in the age of AI, were as follows: 1. Change is happening ‘NOW’ and data is your biggest currency to enable end to end value creation! 2. Learn continuously (Upskill yourself & your workforce) , be an ‘entrepreneur’ and strengthen Emotional intelligence & courageous leadership to stay competitive! 3. Look around the corners to remain relevant (to ensure fast adoption of technologies since the speed of change is accelerating). 4. Continue to ‘design in’ resilience in supply chains via diversification & regionalisation of supply footprint. 5. Need to bring ‘Scenario planning’ as ‘the way we work’. We must learn to perfect the ‘sub-optimal’ to survive & thrive! 6. As world moves towards Agentic AI and Quantum Computers, we’ll need to prepare humans around technology/ AI going forward!! Thanks to Rashmi Udaykumar(she/her) for providing me this exciting opportunity to learn from the best & get inspired! #supplychainmanagement, #innovation,#digitization,#automation
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisThe Future of Supply Chain Leadership is Here! As we head toward 2025, the supply chain professional is no longer just an operations expert — they are adaptive, collaborative, and digitally dexterous. According to Gartner, the top competencies shaping the next-gen supply chain leader include: ✅ Business acumen ✅ Adaptability ✅ Political savviness ✅ Fusion collaboration ✅ Systems thinking The message is clear: success in tomorrow’s supply chains hinges on soft skills just as much as technical know-how. Let’s invest in building these capabilities — not just in ourselves, but in our teams. (SCS) Supply Chain Management (SCM) Chapter, SP Jain School of Global Management - Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore & Sydney, NUS-ISS, Jeffrey TAN, 陈顺利, PMP® CBAP® FSCS, Rajiv Aserkar, VIJAY ANAND, Barb Dossetter, Tommy Tan Pei Liang, Denise Ang, CA (Singapore), ACMA, CGMA,Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisThe supply chain professional of 2025 must address talent-related challenges and opportunities to remain competitive. Explore strategies for redesigning work and building digital supply chain capabilities: https://gtnr.it/3FXkbMN #GartnerSC #SupplyChainManagement #SupplyChainLeader
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisProud to be part of the SCS IoT Chapter Industry Forum & AGM, co-hosted by Oracle Manufacturing COP, where we explored how Agentic AI, cobots, and human collaboration are reshaping the future of smart manufacturing. Key takeaways: 🤖 Agentic AI as co-pilot 🦾 Cobots enabling precision and safety 👥 Humans driving creativity, ethics, and adaptability Thanks to our keynote speakers: 🎙️ Sudhir Tiku, (Bosch) • Colin Koh(LKH Precicon) • Clarence Wong (Oracle) And our amazing panel: 💡 C K Vishwakarma (All thins Connected) • Stephanie Krishnan (IDC) • Jie YAN (Lenovo) 🎤 Moderator: Sachin Gupta (Itron) 🙏 Special thanks to Chung Heng Han, Oracle SVP, for championing this collaboration. Industry 5.0 is here—and it’s powered by people and machines, working better together. Singapore Computer Society, (SCS) Supply Chain Management (SCM) Chapter, Singapore Manufacturing Federation Thank you IOT Chapter excos for continous support. Wee Luen Chia, Sachin Gupta, Jarrod Toh, Vincent Lau, Siow Peng Tan, Jennifer Huang, Charu Mahajan, Melvyn Suan, Law Learn Yeo, Karthikeyan T, Shashank Luthra, Sue Yuin Ho Derek Gittoes, Brenda Banning (She/Her), Francis Han, Michael Connell, James Lye, Elaine Wan, Sandeep Puri, Yogesh Arora, Chee Koon Foong, Cher Tee Chung, Kwangsik(광식) Jeong(정), Toshiaki Sugiyama, Kuntal Choudhury
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared this🚀 Excited to Share! I’m honored to be speaking at the upcoming Singapore Computer Society IoT Chapter Industry Forum & 20th AGM, proudly hosted in collaboration with the Oracle Manufacturing Community of Practice (COP). 🎯 The theme: “Human and Machine: Harnessing IoT to Redefine Collaboration in Industry 5.0” We’ll explore how humans, machines, and intelligent agents can work together to build resilient, adaptive, and sustainable industries in the age of Industry 5.0. 📍 Event Details: 🗓️ 26 March 2025 🕑 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM 🏢 Oracle Singapore, The Galaxis, One-North 🔑 Keynote Speakers: Clarence Wong, JAPAC Head of Manufacturing, Oracle Sudhir Tiku, Vice President and Head (BT), Asia Pacific and China, Bosch Colin Koh (許国仁), Senior Business Manager, LKH Precicon 🎤 Panel Guest Speakers: C K Vishwakarma, CEO, All Things Connected Stephanie Krishnan, Associate Vice President, IDC Asia Pacific Jie YAN, AP Industry Solution Sales Manager, Lenovo Sachin Gupta (Moderator), Senior Director – Smart Grid, Itron Together, we’ll dive into: ✔️ Real-world use cases of human-AI-cobot collaboration ✔️ The role of agentic AI in smart manufacturing ✔️ How IoT and edge intelligence drive agility and decision-making ✔️ What organizations need to lead in Industry 5.0 🙏 A heartfelt thank you to Chung Heng Han, Oracle Senior Vice President for Systems and Alliances & Channels JAPAC, for his vision and unwavering support in making this collaboration with the SCS IoT Chapter possible. 🙌 Huge thanks to the Singapore Computer Society IoT Chapter, the Oracle JAPAC Industry Value Architecture team, and all the amazing speakers and industry leaders making this possible. Let’s shape the next frontier of manufacturing—where people and technology thrive together. Sachin Gupta, Chung Heng Han, Vincent Lau, Siow Peng Tan, Jarrod Toh, Karthikeyan T, Melvyn Suan, Law Learn Yeo, Shashank Luthra, Sue Yuin Ho, Wee Luen Chia Brenda Banning (She/Her), Michael Connell, James Lye, Sandeep Puri, Kwangsik(광식) Jeong(정), Kuntal Choudhury, Toshiaki Sugiyama, John Barcus, Rathinakumar V., Arul Ganeswaran
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisOracle Hosts Industry Supply Chain Forum on "Agentic AI and Human Collaboration: Redefining Decision-Making in Supply Chain" The Oracle JAPAC Industry Value Architect Team, in partnership with the Singapore Computer Society Supply Chain Chapter, successfully hosted the Industry Supply Chain Forum, bringing together AI and supply chain leaders to discuss the transformative role of Agentic AI and Human Collaboration in decision-making. 🔹 Key Insights from Industry Experts 💡 Clarence Wong (Oracle) shared how Agentic AI enhances human decision-making, enabling supply chains to be more adaptive, agile, and resilient in an increasingly disruptive world. 💡 Jeeshan George (Accelalpha) provided insights on how businesses can move AI projects from pilot to full-scale implementation, ensuring long-term success. 💡 Rathinakumar V. (Oracle) showcased how Oracle Cloud AI is driving enterprise-wide AI adoption, unlocking efficiency and intelligence in supply chain operations. 🔹 Key Panel Discussions 💡 Panel 1: Unraveling AI Hype vs. Reality Experts from IDC, APL Logistics, S P Jain, and Oracle explored real-world AI use cases, proving that AI-powered automation is already delivering measurable supply chain benefits. Thank you to Arul Ganeswaran (Oracle), Dr Rajiv Aserkar (SP Jain), Rakesh Patni (IDC), Umesh Kopparapu (APL) and Barb Dossetter (CXO Connections) for the sharing. 💡 Panel 2: Scaling AI for Competitive Advantage Industry leaders from Oracle, IBM, Accelalpha, Sadhguru Software, and NUS-ISS shared strategies for enterprise-wide AI adoption, focusing on AI’s role in enhancing efficiency, agility, and decision-making. Thank you to Clara Lee (NUS-ISS), Jeeshan George (Accelalpha), Tun Kim Ong (IBM), @Ragunathan Kannan (Sadhguru Software), Rathinakumar V. (Oracle) and Tommy Tan Pei Liang (PWC) for insightful sharing 🔹 The Verdict? AI is No Longer Optional! The forum reinforced that Agentic AI is not just the future—it is a necessity for building intelligent, future-ready supply chains. Businesses that invest in AI-driven decision intelligence will gain a competitive edge in resilience, cost optimization, and operational excellence. Oracle, (SCS) Supply Chain Management (SCM) Chapter, Singapore Computer Society Jeffrey TAN, 陈顺利, PMP® CBAP® FSCS, VIJAY ANAND, Denise Ang, CA (Singapore), ACMA, CGMA, cc: Horng Shya C., Emily Ng, Nilantha Brito, Cher Tee Chung. Eric Yeap, Cher Tee Chung, Brenda Banning (She/Her), Michael Connell, James Lye, Youngmin Kim, Roberto Atienza, Brad Goddard, Sandeep Puri, Kwangsik(광식) Jeong(정), Kuntal Choudhury, Basanta Kumar Dash, Arul Ganeswaran, Chee Koon Foong, Yogesh Arora, William Edmond, Derek Gittoes
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisOur recent seminar, "IoT in the Next Frontier," alongside the IoT Chapter AGM, offered insights into the evolving IoT landscape, with a focus on Gen AI's role. Connectivity emerged as key, highlighting Gen AI's contribution to seamless communication and intuitive interactions. Advances in AI and edge computing drive IoT intelligence, aided by Gen AI's adaptability and quick learning. Security remains paramount, with AI aiding proactive threat identification and mitigation. Gen AI solutions streamline the development of intelligent IoT applications, making adoption easier for enterprises. These purpose-built solutions offer seamless integration, allowing enterprises to leverage Gen AI's capabilities effortlessly with scalability and security. Let's collaborate to leverage Gen AI for a more efficient, secure, and personalized IoT ecosystem. Thanks to all participants for a successful seminar. Chee Koon Foong, Bingqin Huang, Cher Tee Chung, Rathinakumar V., Nilantha Brito, Sung Hun Ban, Sandeep Puri, James Lye, Brenda Banning (She/Her), Michael Connell https://lnkd.in/gUv2chJhClarence Wong CSSCLP shared this🌟 Delving into the Next Era of IoT! The IoT Chapter recently hosted a captivating seminar, "IoT in the Next Frontier," alongside its AGM. Embracing the evolution of technology, this event illuminated the promising future of IoT, driven by key trends reshaping our digital landscape. 💡 Our esteemed panellists delved deep into these trends, envisioning a world that's more interconnected, intelligent, and secure. 🙌 A big shoutout to Chung Heng Han and the Oracle team for their gracious hosting! 🎉 🚀 Ready to dive into the future? Join SCS today to learn, unlearn, and relearn for what lies ahead! 💡 https://lnkd.in/gBN4NtmJ 🎙️ Meet our Panellists: Clarence Wong, Oracle Alister Stewart , Schneider Electric Shalabh Bakshi, Siemens Sachin Gupta | Vincent Lau | Melvyn Suan | Jennifer Huang | Yeo Law Learn | Charu Mahajan | Koh Wee Loong | Jarrod Toh | Isabel Chong | Karthikeyan | Clarence Wong | Shashank Luthra SCS #SCSExperiences #IoT
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP shared thisI am looking forward to presenting the future of IoT together with experts from Schneider and Siemens in the upcoming Singapore Computer Society IoT Chapter at Oracle Singapore office. Singapore Computer Society Oracle Cloud ERP Oracle Cloud Sachin Gupta Siow Peng Tan Jarrod Toh Vincent Lau Charu Mahajan Shui-Min Tan Isabel Chong Karthikeyan T Shashank Luthra Chung Heng Han James Lye Rathinakumar V. Christo Sardjono Chee Koon Foong Cher Tee Chung
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisClarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisThis work-week started a bit differently for me today! Instead of meeting a business partner or visiting a plant or attending internal company meetings at our Singapore HQ, I was grateful to visit Nanyang Technological University Singapore campus and be an industry guest speaker in classroom of Nanyang Business School. I thoroughly enjoyed sharing Procter & Gamble Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa’s journey on transforming ‘business of supply’ with vision of ‘autonomous end to end operations’ leveraging technology, with the students of Nanyang MBA Operations & Supply Chain Management class! The interactions with this talented cohort who are going to soon shape our industry, provided me great opportunity to give back and also learn a lot in the process. Over the fireside chat facilitated by Professor Geoffrey Chua which followed my speech, we had engaging and thought provoking discussions with these bright students who offered fresh insights and interesting perspectives. This helped me grow as business leader. I got chance to engage informally over networking lunch with this curious bunch of students. I was excited to see how they are preparing to make a positive difference in corporate world by bringing innovative ideas and new ways of doing the work leveraging diverse skillsets & backgrounds. Thanks to the University for inviting me and providing me with this fantastic learning opportunity with these promising ‘future leaders’. #supplychainmanagement;#futureleaders; #touchlessoperations;#powerofminds Cecilia Tan ; Clint Navales
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisClarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisSingapore's supply chain ecosystem just got a powerful new engine. ⚡RP’s Centre of Innovation for Supply Chain Management (COI-SCM) officially launched the Supply Chain NEXUS- a landmark space where cutting-edge supply chain technologies come alive, connecting government, education and industry to drive real transformation on the ground. RP Principal & CEO Ms Jeanne Liew joined Enterprise Singapore's Managing Director Ms Cindy Khoo and industry leaders to mark this milestone- a gathering that speaks to the collective ambition to future-proof Singapore's supply chain capabilities. The Supply Chain NEXUS puts the latest hardware and software innovations- from warehouse automation to AI-enabled logistics solutions- directly in the hands of companies ready to level up. This is what #GreaterPossibilities looks like when purposeful partnerships take shape. "The launch of the Supply Chain NEXUS is a timely milestone that showcases how the latest innovations can enhance business competitiveness and productivity,” said Jesse Oeni, Director of Logistics and Mobility at Enterprise Singapore. “We look forward to partnering with RP’s COI-SCM and forward-thinking companies to reinforce Singapore's position as a trusted global supply chain hub." For COI-SCM and RP, this launch is a commitment- to deeper industry collaborations, transformative projects, and making a #GreaterImpact for businesses navigating an increasingly complex global landscape. Learn more about the Supply Chain NEXUS at: https://lnkd.in/gT_TzAYn #GreaterPossibilities #whyRP #DiscoverRP
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisClarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisThe question isn't why we should be sustainable—it’s how we practically implement it across complex distribution networks. At LogiSYM Cold Chain 2026, we are bringing together a powerhouse panel to tackle: "Driving Sustainability in Logistics and Distribution." This isn't a high-level theory session; it's a deep dive into the initiatives and partnerships that actually deliver on ESG goals. Meet our panel: Panel Lead: Kenneth Tan, Regional Container Lines Nishant Kumar, Mondelēz International Celest Chng, Fleischhacker LLP SAI KRISHNA SBS, Keurig Dr Pepper James Yin, MSID-AD, V-plus Agritech Pte. Ltd. Join these leaders from shipping, FMCG, healthcare, and agritech as they share their blueprints for a greener cold chain. 📍 Singapore EXPO 📅 12 May 2026 🎟️ Secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/g3yJHDgV LogiSYM Asia Pacific is one of the eight co-located events at the Singapore EXPO from 12–14 May. Individual registrations are required for each session to ensure access to the specific subject matter. For further details, please reach out to Edmund Lee. #LogiSYM2026 #Sustainability #GreenLogistics #ColdChain #ESG #SupplyChainPartnerships
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP reacted on thisClarence Wong CSSCLP reacted on thisHBS Assistant Professor Jacqueline Ng Lane studies how new ideas take shape. In this conversation, Lane talks about how innovation is both structured and messy, what her research with organizations like NASA reveals about the roles humans and AI can play in generating breakthroughs, finding awe in nature, and more. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eqWg_chY
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisThe Investment Opportunity is coming as Middle East Situation Is Escalating — And Markets Are Reacting. Several of my business contacts are asking me to provide my market updates to LinkedIn, so this is my first attempt at it We are now seeing a clear divergence in narratives: • One side is signalling prolonged conflict • The other is projecting a quick resolution • Meanwhile, escalation continues on the ground This is not just geopolitics. This is market-moving risk. Oil prices are rising. Equities are reacting. Uncertainty is increasing. The key question investors should be asking is not “What will happen?” But rather: 👉 “How do I position myself if this continues?” In volatile environments like this, preparation beats prediction. I’ve broken this down in a short video for those who want a quick, structured view of what’s happening and what it means. #MacroStrategy #Investing #Geopolitics #StockMarket #OilPrices #FinancialEducation #1M65
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisClarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisAWS, Google, and Oracle walk into a bar. They finally agree to share the tab. Microsoft’s not there… But somehow the “premium collaboration” bill arrives ! We had a fun photo ops with all cloud vendors. We tried to get the Microsoft guys to come pose with us, but i think they were too busy doing volume licensing agreements 😃 (J/king) #SydneyAIWorld2026
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisClarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisAI IS KILLING MDM (Master Data Management) Why? Because AI needs access to a unified source of operational data, not just master and reference data. In other words, before AI, application systems synchronized their master data through MDM: it was efficient and profitable. But today, with AI, application systems are progressively being replaced by AI-driven automations. These automations require a unified access point to all operational data, not just master and reference data. AS A RESULT, TRADITIONAL MDM IS BECOMING IRRELEVANT. To build profitable AI systems, we must instead design an Operational Data Store (ODS) that aggregates knowledge across: - master data - reference data - operational data There is no longer a need for a specialized MDM repository. It becomes naturally embedded within the operational data layer itself. The ODS then handles: - identity resolution - historical tracking Important: data landing and data staging should not be handled inside the ODS. I will come back to this in a future post, with a proposal leveraging new types of databases optimized for data flows. Ultimately, instead of a siloed MDM approach, we implement a Conceptual Data Model that: - encompasses all data - synchronizes with everything - integrates into the SPU (Semantic Processing Unit) The SPU also includes: - the Business Glossary - data narratives - synthetic data A possible technical stack could rely on Supabase / RLS, but the real prerequisite is mastering Conceptual Data Modeling. An Enterprise Knowledge Graph (EKG) can then be added to leverage the power of ontologies when relevant. I invite you to take a look at the diagram accompanying this post, and I would be very interested in your feedback. The next edition of Sustainable AI Systems will be released on April 2nd, focusing on Conceptual Data Modeling for profitable AI. To make sure you don’t miss it, feel free to subscribe via the link in the first comment.
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Clarence Wong CSSCLP liked thisClarence Wong CSSCLP liked this🚢 The Need for #ResilientSupplyChains Has Never Been Clearer — You’ve got to be “as Tough as Nails” to thrive in the #SupplyChain space! What a way to start 2026. On Jan 3, 2026, #US forces captured President #Maduro and the First Lady of #Venezuela. In a decisive move, President #Trump launched “large-scale strike” operations — less than a year after his #LiberationDay tariffs (April 2, 2025), a seismic package of import duties that once again shook #GlobalTrade and #GlobalSupplyChains. After #AI chips, #GPUs, #rareearths, and #EVs — could this spark a new commodity trade war involving #oil, #gold, #silver, and other #preciousmetals? These ongoing disruptions serve as a powerful reminder that supply chain resilience is no longer optional — it’s foundational to business continuity, national stability, and global security. 🎉 Celebrating Inspiration, Resilience & Leadership Last year, our Singapore Computer Society SCS Supply Chain Management Chapter President, Jeffrey TAN, joined Dr. Christina at her Book Launch Tea Party for her new release, “Tough As Nails.” As part of the Fireside Chat titled “The Reflective Hero: Personal journeys to discover purpose hidden within our toughest battles,” Jeffrey shared perspectives drawn from both personal experiences & professional “lifequakes,” connecting them to the broader lessons of resilience, adaptability & leadership that define the #FutureofSupplyChain (FoSC) transformation. 📘"Tough As Nails" highlights eight extraordinary individuals who faced adversity & rose stronger — reminding us that every storm eventually passes. Through this conversation, Jeffrey emphasized how personal resilience parallels organizational & #supplychainresilience: 💡Building agility & foresight in the face of uncertainty. 💡Turning adversity into innovation & strength. 💡Leading with empathy & purpose during global disruption. 👏 Our gratitude to Dr. Christina. an experienced procurement leader in the supply chain space, for the invitation and to fellow panelists — Rachael, Tun Kim & Jacqueline — for sharing heartfelt stories of courage, identity & growth. As we move forward into 2026, the #SCS #SCMChapter continues to champion resilient, sustainable & human-centric #supplychainleadership — ready to adapt in an increasingly uncertain world. Related posts previously: 🔦 https://lnkd.in/gCiGSUVN 🔦 https://lnkd.in/gpWMvGyP 🔦 https://lnkd.in/gah4ZwkE
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