Week 48 – Building Resilience in a Turbulent World

Week 48 – Building Resilience in a Turbulent World

Sanjay Huprikar and Edward Pound on the Operations Science Podcast discussing the global electronics scene and how organizations establish resilience
The Global Electronics Scene đź’ˇ Listen in as we summarize the Operations Science Podcast conversation with Sanjay Huprikar, Chief Global Officer of the Global Electronics Association (GEA). Learn how science-based leadership builds resilience in the turbulent, $6 trillion electronics industry. Discover the 5 pillars of a resilient supply chain, the role of AI in manufacturing, and how Operations Science drives smarter, faster, and more resilient operations. #OperationsScience #ElectronicsIndustry #SupplyChainResilience #SanjayHuprikar #GEA #AIinManufacturing

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