As businesses grapple with increasingly complex supply chain challenges, the 2025 Next-Gen Supply Chain Conference will spotlight how technological advancements—from artificial intelligence to automation—are transforming logistics. Scheduled for October 22–24 at the W Hotel in Nashville, the event will convene over 50 senior executives and industry leaders to explore strategies for resilience, efficiency, and growth.
Focus on 3PL and Logistics
The conference will dedicate significant attention to third-party logistics (3PL) and transportation, featuring insights from top-tier companies such as Uber Freight, RXO, C.H. Robinson, and GEODIS. Sessions will address critical topics including freight market volatility, warehouse network expansion, and data-driven decision-making.
AI’s Transformative Role
A keynote by Val Marchevsky, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Uber Freight, will highlight how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing logistics planning, execution, and cost management. Case studies will demonstrate AI’s ability to optimize routes, forecast demand, and enhance customer experiences.
Navigating Market Volatility
Experts from RXO and C.H. Robinson will share strategies for adapting to fluctuating freight markets, emphasizing the use of predictive analytics to mitigate risks and capitalize on emerging trends.
Scaling Warehouse Operations
With e-commerce driving demand for expanded distribution networks, leaders from GEODIS and Kenco will discuss best practices for site selection, layout optimization, and automation integration to boost throughput.
Measuring Success
Sysco and GreyOrange executives will outline frameworks for quantifying supply chain performance, including key metric tracking and ROI assessment for technology investments.
Event Highlights
- Interactive workshops on automation and robotics
- Panel discussions with Fortune 500 supply chain leaders
- Exhibition of cutting-edge logistics technologies
The 2025 Next-Gen Supply Chain Conference offers a unique platform for professionals to gain actionable insights, network with peers, and explore solutions for tomorrow’s supply chain challenges.