Manufacturing and distribution leaders are navigating a rapidly changing landscape. Labor shortages, supply chain disruption, rising operational costs, and increasing customer expectations are putting pressure on organizations to improve efficiency, resilience, and visibility across their operations.

At MODEX Atlanta, Sean Stephens, Business Development Executive at Lyngsoe, joined Steve Beck, Senior Sales Manager at Zebra Technologies, for a discussion with Supply Chain Brain about the five key trends shaping the future of manufacturing and supply chain operations.

In this interview, they explore how organizations are leveraging RFID, real-time visibility, intelligent automation, and high-quality data to improve inventory accuracy, optimize workflows, track assets, and build more resilient supply chains. The discussion also examines the growing impact of artificial intelligence and why successful AI initiatives depend on a strong foundation of operational data.

Key Topics Discussed

• Labor shortages and workforce challenges
• Supply chain disruption and operational resilience
• Artificial intelligence and data quality
• RFID adoption and real-time asset tracking
• Supply chain visibility and customer expectations
• Intelligent automation and machine vision
• Operational efficiency and process optimization

Whether you're responsible for manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, logistics, or supply chain strategy, this conversation offers practical insights into the technologies and operational strategies driving the next generation of supply chain performance.

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Discover how leading organizations are using RFID, automation, and real-time visibility to improve operational performance and create more resilient supply chains.