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Resilient & data-driven: Rethinking the supply chain

Nov.

Live webinar

November 19, 2025

15:00 -
4:00 p.m.

Data-based improvement of supply chain design in the face of global disruptions and increasing resilience requirements

How can modern business analytics help to systematically make supply chains more resilient and agile while sustainably reducing costs in complex production and supply networks?
In a software demo on the topic of supply chain risk management based on a digital twin, we will show you the potential and solutions for this in a practical way.

What you can expect in the webinar

The topics of supply chain design and the global production network or global manufacturing footprint (GMF) are currently back at the top of the agenda for many companies. The reasons for this are the massive increase in geopolitical risks and the ongoing disruptions in global supply chains, including long-term supply bottlenecks. Added to this are Germany's serious structural weaknesses, particularly with regard to wage and energy costs, a shortage of skilled workers and bureaucracy, which are massively increasing the pressure on Germany as a business location.

Do you recognize yourself in the following questions and challenges?

Our production and supply network has grown historically and we have no clear design principles.
Our supply chains need to be more robust. How much redundancy makes strategic sense? Where is "nearshoring", "dual sourcing" or "multisourcing" worthwhile?
How can the design remain flexible enough to respond to changes in demand, shifts in capacity and market developments?
We must improve our cost structures and also switch to suitable low-cost countries in order to remain competitive.
We need to reduce product costs by localizing development expertise.
How can digital twins, AI-supported forecasts and network optimization be integrated into the design phase?
We need a clear strategy for the risk management of our supply chains.

Discuss with us how you can systematically redesign your production and supply network to massively increase the resilience and performance of your supply chain and reduce costs and risks.

We look forward to exciting insights, practical approaches - and to exchanging ideas with you.