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Bettina Weiss
Chief of Staff & Corporate Strategy
SEMI
Milpitas, CA, United States
Jorge Camez
Senior Vice President, Global Operations - Market Commodities, Global Materials & Analytics
Dell
Jackie Sturm, MBA
Corporate Vice President & General Manager of Global Supply Chain Operations
Intel Corporation
Monte Sereno, CA, United States
Gregory Blanchette
Vice President, Strategic Supply Management
KLA
Milpitas, California, United States
Bill Wiseman, MS, MBA
Senior Partner
McKinsey & Company
Seattle, Washington, United States
Bindiya Vakil
CEO and Founder
Resilinc
The electronics industry continues to be in a state of flux. Even after two years of shortages, delays, and skyrocketing costs, the causes of supply chain disruptions keep changing rapidly. There is no single cause of supply chain disruptions these days. A myriad of factors can all be simultaneously in play – economic uncertainly, legislation, geopolitics, sustainability, and regionalization, to name a few – making supply chains extremely volatile and hard to manage. Supply chain managers must be ready for multiple worst-case scenarios and be able to pivot quickly when disruption hits. Agility is the name of the game and companies must act quickly to changing needs.
This panel will discuss the foundational requirements for an agile supply chain and ideas on how to address challenges in a rapidly changing environment.