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Discussions with industry leaders on navigating the intricate supply chain landscape.

Welcome to our video podcast tailored for Supply Chain Marketing Professionals. This professional development series delves into crucial topics such as Lead Generation, Branding, Content Development, SEO, Online Strategies, and Earned Media. Featuring Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), each episode is designed to inform, train, and educate, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to engage your audience more effectively and make a greater impact.

The Doberman Dan Show is where top performing entrepreneurs share their lessons and secrets for prosperity, financial independence, time freedom and building a lifestyle-driven business.

Welcome to the What the Duck Podcast - this show is an opportunity to hear from real people working on real issues in direct spend supply chain hosted by Sarah Scudder.

In our podcast series, Healthcare Supply Chain Excellence, Kartik Nagarajan, Managing Director - Business Consulting & Global Business Services (Sales) at Nexdigm has conversations with industry leaders in the field of Supply Chain. The discussion focuses on the importance of interconnected systems, guiding principles, and versatility required to build and run a robust supply chain.

Kartik Nagarajan, Managing Director - Business Consulting & Global Business Services (Sales) at Nexdigm, in conversation with Probir Das, Regional CEO & Chairman, APAC Terumo Asia Holdings. Probir reinforced that data analytics helps in making critical supply chain decisions. At Terumo, they use various AI and dashboard tools to monitor demand and supply effectively. He also talks about how a remote working business model supports various other geographies in their supply chain operations.

R_C_Squared also known as Random Categories with Robert Chain is an audience driven podcast focused on experiential marketing, live events, and lifestyle elements. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-chain/support