I'm working on a new event at the British Museum in October, called "Digital Supply Chain 2015" below are some of the subjects it will be covering.The world of supply and demand is changing, as consumers have startedordering in different ways.‘Click and collect’, ordering online or on mobile, buying little and oftenrather than in bulk – these all impact how the supply chain operates.Agility and visibility has never been more important. Forecastinghas also become much more difficult, as seasonal trends are lost inunpredictable spikes.The strategies and technologies of most companies’ supply chainsare only just catching up, and they need to adapt to a multi-channeldelivery environment in order to meet increasingly demandingcustomer expectations.£58 million (per year): the real cost of supply chain disruption in the UK manufacturing sector 10 April 2015. Research, by Achilles – a global supply chain risk management company – revealed the total average cost of all supply chain disruptions was £105,000 per manufacturer.There are many more areas we will be talking about. Contact me to get involved 020 8349 6482