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Supply Chain Now

Supply Chain Now
Supply Chain Management
Artificial Intelligence
Supply Chain
Tariffs
Sustainability
Reverse Logistics
Logistics
E-Commerce
Circular Economy
Leadership
Workforce Development
AI In Supply Chain
Manufacturing
Customer Experience
Gartner Supply Chain Symposium
Automation
Supply Chain Resilience
Innovation
Manufacturing Workforce
Schneider Electric

Discover why Supply Chain Now is the #1 Voice of Supply Chain. Our hosts comprised of seasoned industry-leaders, practitioners, and solution providers address the industry’s challenges, trends, and innovations for our global audience. With engaging, informative, and on-trend content, our podcasts, livestreams, and webinars bridge expertise and entertainment, empowering supply chain professionals t... more

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Latest Episodes

Most retailers don't have a return policy problem. They have an incentive problem.

In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott W. Luton is joined by David Sobie, Co-Founder and CEO of Happy Returns, for a deep dive into the returns crisis and reverse... more

Every industry talks about preparing for the future, but few spend enough time listening to the people who will ultimately shape it.

What often gets overlooked is that this generation may already be bringing exactly the mindset the industry needs: a... more

Artificial intelligence continues to dominate supply chain conversations, but why are so many organizations struggling to move beyond pilots and into enterprise-wide success? In this episode of The Buzz powered by APL Logistics, Scott Luton and Alex ... more

Supply chain is evolving rapidly and AI is changing how decisions are made. In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott Luton, Karin Bursa, and Jake Barr talk with Mike Griswold, Vice President Analyst at Gartner, about the key insights from the Gartn... more

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RD Deshmukh
Chief R&D Officer, ID Logistics US
ID Logistics US
Episode: The Buzz: Why Supply Chain Leaders Must Adapt Faster Than Ever
Josh Gruenstein
Executive at Tudor Intelligence
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Episode: The Buzz: Why Supply Chain Leaders Must Adapt Faster Than Ever
Mike Harris
Vice President of Ocado Mobile Robot System (OMRS)
Ocado Intelligent Automation
Episode: The Buzz: Why Supply Chain Leaders Must Adapt Faster Than Ever
Stephanie Thomas
Professor, top-ranked Supply Chain Manager Program, University of Arkansas; founder of WISE
University of Arkansas
Episode: The Buzz: Why Supply Chain Leaders Must Adapt Faster Than Ever
Rami Goldratt
CEO of Goldratt Group, leading authority on Theory of Constraints
Goldratt Group
Episode: Why the Theory of Constraints Is More Relevant Than Ever Before
Tony Schroeder
Industry veteran in returns and reverse logistics
Episode: Supply Chain Now Classic Episode: Remade in America
Rich Bolger
Founder and CEO of All Things Circular
All Things Circular
Episode: Supply Chain Now Classic Episode: Remade in America
Yamin Nyeri
COO of Trove, re-commerce expert
Trove
Episode: Supply Chain Now Classic Episode: Remade in America
Toby Connick
Director at Pentatonic, AI infrastructure for circular commerce
Pentatonic
Episode: Supply Chain Now Classic Episode: Remade in America

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Scott Luton
Host of Supply Chain Now

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 250 ratings
  • Topical and Insightful

    I’m a relatively new listener (about a month in), and I’ve really enjoyed the thoughtful, practical insights from industry leaders on what’s actually happening inside businesses today.

    What stands out most is the consistent reminder that AI adoption still comes back to practical business use cases — and that it requires the same sound operational discipline that has always mattered.

    Appreciate the grounded perspective. Keep up the great content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Consultant_JC
    United States4 months ago
  • Lacks depth and authenticity

    The presentation is a shallow, style-over-substance affair, delivered with stylistic parallels to a mega-church sermon. Expect meandering ramblings like forced analogies between football and supply chain management, and forced humor right when a topic is gaining any depth. Aimed squarely at the lowest common denominator.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jamesjon953
    United States8 months ago
  • Insightful and engaging!

    It’s obvious that the Supply Chain Now team puts extraordinary effort into every single episode of the podcast. But what makes this show a true standout is the quality of the guests, stories, and strategies shared. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    oliviabaker13
    United States4 years ago
  • This podcast is awesome and interesting! Thank you for all your research and hard work.

    Audible
    5
    Laura
    United States4 years ago
  • I love it!

    This podcast is awesome and interesting! Thank you for all your research and hard work.

    Audible
    5
    Laura
    United States4 years ago

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The show is commended for engaging hosts and actionable frameworks for leaders.
Some feedback notes a need for more depth or faster pacing on complex topics.
Guests and topics are praised for depth and relevance to current supply chain challenges.
Listeners value practical, grounded insights and real-world applicability.

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Apple Podcasts
#189
India/Business
Apple Podcasts
#235
Poland/Business
Apple Podcasts
#248
Philippines/Business

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Why the Theory of Constraints Is More Relevant Than Ever Before
Q: Why is TOC more relevant than ever in the current environment?
Because accelerating consumer demand, broader product variety, and faster delivery expectations amplify the impact of any constraint; TOC provides a practical framework to align people and resources around the most impactful leverage points and rapidly adapt with technology.
Why the Theory of Constraints Is More Relevant Than Ever Before
Q: How would you describe Theory of Constraints to someone new to the concept?
TOC is about managing complexity by identifying the system's constraints, understanding cause-and-effect to influence flow, using buffers and fast feedback to handle uncertainty, and pursuing win-win solutions for conflicts rather than compromises.
Why the Theory of Constraints Is More Relevant Than Ever Before
Q: What top trend or challenge in global business does Rami see as most intriguing right now?
Rami highlights AI as both an opportunity and a major difficulty, noting a widening gap between technology and tangible results, and emphasizing the need to focus TOC on where constraints truly lie rather than merely automating everything.
The Buzz: Data Gaps, Boeing's Comeback, & the $700B Returns Boom
Q: Ray, how wrong was I about the deceleration year and where did leadership focus actually land during disruption?
The reality was that execution and cost control mattered more than bold new growth during disruption; those who focused on execution and clear storytelling did best, while sustainability initiatives were often driven by cost pressures.
The Buzz: Data Gaps, Boeing's Comeback, & the $700B Returns Boom
Q: Let me ask you this, Ray, what trend are you looking at in manufacturing given the data from Manufacturing Dive?
A key trend is the increasing importance of a formal decision-making methodology to translate data into actions, enabling frontline employees to act on real-time insights without excessive approvals.

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What is Supply Chain Now about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program centers on practical, enterprise-grade supply chain insights, with a strong emphasis on AI, automation, resilience, and data-driven decision making. Episodes frequently feature industry veterans, analysts, and practitioners who share actionable frameworks, real-world case studies, and leadership playbooks for transforming supply chains—from warehouse automation and PO visibility to autonomous operations and risk management. Notable strengths include a diverse mix of practitioners, academics, and technology providers, plus a consistent focus on tangible outcomes, governance, and operating models that listeners can apply in their organizations. The show tends to blend storytelling with frameworks, making complex topics accessible... more

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Recent guests on Supply Chain Now include:

1. RD Deshmukh
2. Josh Gruenstein
3. Mike Harris
4. Stephanie Thomas
5. Rami Goldratt
6. Tony Schroeder
7. Rich Bolger
8. Yamin Nyeri

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