SCiP Networking Event, 23 March 2021
Supply Chain Transformation: From Customer Centric to Customer Inside - Webinar
In recent years there has been a growing realisation that conventional supply chain strategy and design principles may no longer be fit for purpose in today’s fast-changing world. The paradigm that characterises the classic supply chain model is based upon a linear model which extends from the supply base through the focal firm and on to the end user.
However, it can be argued that the real challenge now is to move beyond thinking about ‘chains’ and instead to recognise that today’s supply/demand networks are actually eco-systems. These eco-systems are confederations of inter-connected entities each with specific capabilities and the customer is at the centre of the eco-system rather than at the end of a chain
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| 15:00 | Welcome |
Janet Godsell, WMG |
| 15:05 | From supply chains to eco-systems - making the transition | Prof. Martin Christopher |
| 15:25 | Challenges of implementing an omni-network business model | Pawan Joshi, Executive Vice President, Product Management & Strategy at E2Open |
| 15:45 | Panel Q&A | Janet Godsell, WMG |
| 16:00 | Close |
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Biographies:
Professor Jan Godsell is a Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Strategy at WMG, University of Warwick. Her work focuses on the pursuit of more responsible consumption and production through the alignment of product, marketing and supply chain strategy with consumer needs. In particular Jan’s work focuses on the design of end-to-end supply chains to enable, responsibility, sustainability, flexibility and productivity. She leads the Supply Chain Research Group and the Supply Chains in Practice (SCIP) industrial collaborator forum
Professor Martin Christopher contributions to the theory and practice of logistics and supply chain management is reflected in the many international awards that he has received. His published work is widely cited by other scholars and he has been invited to participate in academic and industry events around the world.
Pawan Joshi Executive Vice President, Product Management & Strategy
Pawan Joshi joined E2open in 2003 and currently serves as Executive Vice President, Product Management & Strategy. In this role, he is responsible for corporate strategy as well as product and technology strategy. Pawan works closely with customers to understand and address their complex and evolving supply chain needs while ensuring alignment across customer-specific solutions, E2open products, and the overall company goals and strategic direction. He is also responsible for the evaluation of new technologies and products along with E2open’s acquisition strategy. Pawan has been with E2open for over a decade and has held multiple leadership roles in Product Management, Professional Services and Sales.
Enric Aguilar Vice President, Global Alliances, E2open
Enric joined E2open in 2014 as Director of Alliances, EMEA, and in 2016 he was promoted to Vice President, Global Alliances. Enric and his team work closely with leading global consulting and advisory firms, as well as academia, to understand today’s supply chain business needs and the future of supply chain management and contribute E2open’s strategic thought leadership.
Enric also participates in the development of value propositions, business reports, white papers and technology solutions that support and empower the partner ecosystem, enabling partners to help E2open’s clients address their complex and evolving supply chain needs. In selected territories, Enric’s team develops value-added reseller networks that serve both local companies and global organizations with local presence, helping them expand their reach.
Prior to serving at E2open, Enric spent 17 years at JDA (now Blue Yonder) in consulting, business development, sales management and alliances roles. Earlier, he spent five years in consulting with the Accenture supply chain practice. Enric holds a degree in computer science from the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC) in Barcelona, Spain.
David Strauss Global Director, Strategic Partner Development, E2open
David Strauss joined E2open in 2014 and leverages 18 years of experience working for international supply chain software companies in his position as Global Director, Strategic Partner Development. His primary focus is to develop E2open’s strategic partners’ understanding of the solutions, architecture and strategies the company offers. David works together with these partners in bringing the value of E2open’s best-in-class, end-to-end cloud-based supply chain platform to the company’s joint global enterprise clients.
Prior to leading E2open’s strategic partner development efforts, David served for many years in front-line solutions consulting and project management roles. His interactions with hundreds of supply chain teams within large global companies and across industries, regions and functions have resulted in a strong, multifaceted understanding of supply chains. David has witnessed firsthand the major evolution and convergence of all aspects of the digital supply chain — upstream, downstream, execution, planning, optimization and integrations — as well as the recent ongoing disruptions and transformations impacting the industry. This large, highly complex and constantly evolving problem space is what keeps David motivated. Recently, he contributed a 30-minute video presentation on digital supply chain control towers to Warwick University’s Supply Chain Leadership Programme.
David has delivered software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions to the world’s largest cargo airlines at Traxon Europe, now part of CHAMP Cargosystems. He also spent nearly a decade supporting the global chemical industry at Elemica. David holds a BSc in Information & Computer Technology from The Open University in the UK.