In this episode of The Buzz, powered by Altium, Yaseen Ahmed and Michael J. Olivier bring a South African perspective to some of the biggest developments shaping global supply chains.
Oct 28
When Yesterday's Supply Chain Playbook Stops Working
Is AI really saving supply chain teams time, or are we overlooking the human expertise needed to make it work? In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott W. Luton sits down with Mike Griswold, Vice President Analyst at Gartner, to discuss the evolving role of AI in supply chain p ... Show More
44m 5s
Oct 26
The Performance Paradox: Why Your Supply Chain Works But Still Loses Money
What happens when your supply chain is performing exactly as designed, yet your business is still losing money and frustrating customers? In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott W. Luton speaks with Mahesh Rajasekharan, President and CEO of Cleo, about the performance paradox ... Show More
44m 16s
Oct 23
The Buzz: Why Procurement Is More Important Than Ever
As supply chain disruptions continue, costs climb, and artificial intelligence reshapes the industry, procurement professionals are facing new challenges and opportunities. How can organizations move beyond traditional strategies to build stronger supplier relationships, embrace ... Show More
55m 31s
Sep 2025
A story where business and history collide
Welcome to the Northern Business Podcast, a regular discussion with people in the North of England who lead businesses, employ people and have new ideas to help our economy grow. The Northern Business Podcast is produced by Recognition PR, which serves scores of companies in diff ... Show More
29m 50s
Apr 2025
How can businesses navigate global trade tensions amid domestic tax and national insurance shifts?
Welcome to the Northern Business Podcast, a regular discussion with people in the North of England who lead businesses, employ people and have new ideas to help our economy grow. The Northern Business Podcast is produced by Recognition PR, which serves scores of companies in diff ... Show More
28m 59s