What I Speak About

Speaking globally on supply chain planning technology through keynotes, panels, workshops, and executive sessions.

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Is the Autonomous Supply Chain Too Good to Be True?

Perspective-led sessions that bring clarity to the future of supply chain technology and decision-making — from planning analytics consulting and decision intelligence keynote topics to the forces reshaping how organizations plan and operate.

  • Evolving role of AI, decision intelligence, and next-generation planning platforms
  • How technology shifts are changing planning models and operating structures
  • Cutting through industry noise to focus on what actually matters
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Reimagining the Future of Supply Chain Planning

Interactive analytics consulting sessions designed to help teams explore emerging technologies and align on strategic direction — including big data analytics consulting and the practical application of business analytics consulting frameworks to real planning challenges.

  • Deep dives into technology trends, platforms, and market shifts
  • Facilitated discussions to align teams on priorities and direction
  • Structured thinking to translate insights into clearer decisions
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The State of AI in Supply Chain: Where It's Working, and Where It Shouldn't Be.

Executive-level conversations focused on strategy, decision-making, and navigating complexity — including where data analytics consulting services and big data consulting intersect with long-term supply chain direction.

  • Framing complex technology decisions with clarity and rigor
  • Exploring trade-offs across product, platform, and market choices
  • Bringing independent perspective into leadership conversations
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Why Supply Chains Need to Experiment More

Focused explorations of emerging technologies and their real impact on supply chain planning, with particular depth on generative AI consulting and what it practically means for planning architectures.

  • AI, agentic systems, and evolving planning architectures
  • What's real vs what's overhyped in the current landscape
  • Implications for product strategy and long-term direction

Industry Insights

My writing, talks, and conversations on where supply chain planning technology is heading and what it means for the people deciding.

What Is AI-Native Supply Chain Planning?

I came across an article on AI-Native Supply Chain Planning by Alex Pradhan on LinkedIn. I used to get regular briefings from Alex

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Is the Autonomous Supply Chain Too Good to Be True?

A few weeks ago I was at the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium. The keynote is always something I look forward to.

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The Fallacy of the RFP

When I was 16, my first car was an old, beat-up Ford Ghia. The car was on its last leg, but..

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Orchestration in Isolation

I was listening to a webinar a couple of weeks ago, and the guest speaker said..

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Ninja Turtles, Legos, and the Case for Composable Supply Chain Planning

I’ve been sitting on this blog for almost a year now. I wrote the first draft right after a road trip to Orlando with my daughter, Ava.

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How Islands of Coherence Can Shape Your Supply Chain

The supply chain industry has no shortage of commentary on systems thinking and complexity.

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The Vibe-Coding Temptation

Across supply chain organizations, a tempting idea is gaining traction. I worry it is the wrong one.

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Mango Season, Supply Chains, and Why We Need to Experiment More

It’s mango season in South Florida. It’s that time of year from May to August when my hometown, Miami, practically bursts with fruit.

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Built, Not Generated

Magical realism is a term I hadn’t thought about in a while—but it feels oddly fitting in today’s world..

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World Peace and AI Devotion

There's a scene in Miss Congeniality—yes, the Sandra Bullock movie from the early 2000s that still makes me laugh out loud every time I see it.

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How Decision Intelligence Can Transform Supply Chain Performance

Discussion on how decision intelligence can help organizations improve planning, governance, and supply chain performance.

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Supply Chain Predictions for 2026

A podcast exploring the trends reshaping supply chain planning in 2026 — from AI and technology innovation to resilience and disruption.

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State of Supply Chain, Disruptions & Agility

Interview on supply chain disruption, agility, and the changing role of supply chain planning technology.

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Tell me about your event, audience, and what you’re trying to accomplish, and we’ll build the session around it.

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  • Understanding your audience and event goals
  • Clarifying key themes and takeaways
  • Aligning on format, flow, and delivery

Every session is built for the room — an opening keynote, a fireside chat that gets past the talking points, a panel that actually goes somewhere, or a working session for a leadership team. Tell me what you're trying to accomplish and I’ll shape it from there.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sessions focus on how supply chain technology is evolving and what that means for decision-making. This includes areas like generative AI consulting, decision intelligence, planning analytics consulting, technology strategy, and navigating a rapidly changing market landscape.

Recent sessions often explore:

  • The promise and reality of supply chain orchestration
  • Unlocking practical value from AI in planning
  • Preparing for an agentic AI future
  • Emerging technology shifts shaping the planning ecosystem

Yes. Every session is shaped around the audience, industry context, and objectives of the event — ensuring the conversation is relevant, grounded, and meaningful.

Sessions can take different forms depending on the setting — including keynotes, moderated panels, executive discussions, and interactive workshops.

Typically for industry conferences, leadership teams, and technology-focused events where the audience is engaging with supply chain strategy, platforms, or transformation.

The focus is on making sense of trends — separating what's meaningful from what's noise — and connecting those insights to real strategic decisions. Whether the context calls for a supply chain strategy webinar speaker or a supply chain management speaker for a large conference, the emphasis remains on depth over surface-level coverage.

This depends on availability and the level of customization required, but it's generally best to plan a few weeks in advance to shape the session effectively.

The emphasis is on clarity and depth. Rather than covering surface-level trends, sessions aim to unpack what's actually changing and how to think about it in a structured way — a hallmark of a true supply chain tech expert speaker.

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