LogisticsMatter’s Post

The average shipper spends a shocking amount of time buried in their inbox, often unaware of the cost—time spent writing, CC'ing, and following up on emails to manage freight. Wiebe Helder, the CEO of Cargobase, sheds light on this productivity killer in his recent appearance on the LogisticsMatter Podcast. He explains how Cargobase's TMS can reduce time spent managing shipments by up to 80% through automation and smart technology, and how these innovations are transforming future supply chains. Martijn Graat's full podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gYsXEGAE #Logistics #FreightManagement

NEW Gartner Supply Chain Podcast episode just released with Google Consumer Hardware's COO Ana Corrales, to discuss GenAI and its impact on global supply chains. Key topics include: -         GenAI's impacts from Google’s viewpoint. (1:12) -         How Google’s products and services, especially its supply chain operations, are evolving with GenAI’s influence. (4:46) -         Key aspects of a strong supply chain organization foundation for GenAI. (8:44) -         Supply chain talent management and upskilling for GenAI. (11:10) -         Recommendations for supply chain leaders to better leverage GenAI in their organizations. (15:07) Use the following links to access the episode: -         Apple Podcasts https://lnkd.in/gu9ht5Df -         Spotify https://lnkd.in/gHanaJqF -         Or simply search "Gartner Supply Chain Podcast" on your favourite podcast platform.

🍳 If culture eats strategy for breakfast, how can PCO leaders ensure their teams are all sitting at the same table? 🎙️ That's the focus of this week's episode of EdUp PCO, featuring Richard Novak, Vice President for Rutgers Division of Continuing Studies at Rutgers University. We explore: ✊ The key characteristics that unite all PCO units, regardless of institutional model or focus 🏗️ How PCO leaders can build a culture of innovation that supports agility nad growth 🦸 How leaders can empower their teams to be truly customer-centric 🎧 Link to today's episode is in the comments. Thanks as always to Joe Sallustio, EdD, Elvin Freytes and the entire team at The EdUp Experience for their support of the EdUp PCO podcast!

Let me tell you a secret: being humble fosters creativity. Humility allows leaders to acknowledge that they don't have all the answers, making them more open to new ideas and perspectives. This openness can spark creativity, as it encourages the exploration of diverse solutions and fosters a culture of continuous learning and improvement. Studies show that people who learn from errors, a characteristic of humility, are more resilient, and perform better. This is exactly why Marty Strong, CEO and CGO of Legacy Care, promotes “Being Humble to Be Creative.” So, if you want to drive innovation and success in your organization, stay humble and, click on the Subscribe button on the Management Blueprint Podcast on YouTube and Apple Podcasts, to get notified when Marty’s episode is released.

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🎙 “Leaders learn what 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙮 teach–not what 𝙮𝙤𝙪 tell them.” That's one of the many insights we got from talking to Cheryl Jekiel about her new book, "Let Go to Lead". In Podcast Episode 97, she tells Tracy ORourke and Elisabeth Swan about the 6 simple habits leaders need to cultivate in order infuse a culture with capable leaders at every level. And then there's the app for your "adjunct brain." 🫕 For Hot Apps, we delve into an app gives you way to hold onto all that stuff you learn (whenever and wherever you learn it) and access it when you need it it. And if you need better ideas ... 🧐 For Q&A, we’ll discuss how to take advantage of an age-old truism–”Necessity is the mother of invention”—If that’s true, how do we conjure "necessity" when we want to jumpstart innovation? Let's kick this year off right! Check out the podcast video below 👇 https://lnkd.in/dXjVjGiN

In this era of global transformations, trust has never been harder to gain or easier to lose. But it is key to success, whether it is trust in people, products, technologies or brands. Join us as we explore the journeys of leaders who are steering their organizations through the waves of global change. Discover unique insights on how these trailblazers are fostering trust within their businesses, embracing transformation, and preparing for the future of their industries. Subscribe to our weekly podcast here: https://dnv.social/5me #Transformation #Trust #GlobalChallenges #Podcast

Leaders have a huge impact on the people they lead in terms of job satisfaction, morale and performance. So do we want leaders who are running around busy, with no time to think? No, you need time and space to think, so you can be more intentional about what you’re doing. You’ll make better decisions, and that will benefit your teams and your organisation (not to mention yourself). In this episode, I discuss some ideas to get more thinking time in your day, so you can lead better. 🎧 Listen to the episode here: https://lnkd.in/g8BPnFuZ 🚨 You can also find the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and subscribe there 🙏

Want to stay ahead of the tech curve? Tune in to our interview with Kalyan Peri. Learn how technology is shaping industries. Our latest podcast is a must-listen for tech enthusiasts. Watch now: https://zurl.co/8PrZ #podcast #tech #innovation #leadership #cio #conduent

A recent podcast I listened to on success in the semiconductor market indicated these three things were critical to success. While I don’t think it’s a complete list, it’s an interesting self reflection exercise. Do you have these? -Sense of urgency -Competition -Desire for change