8 Ways Millennials Are Impacting Supply Chain (TNS461R)

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Leverage Your Understanding of Millennials to Improve Your Supply Chain

Millennials are defined as the generation born between 1980 and 2000. This demographic is gaining influence over the supply chain as both consumers and employees.

Understanding this influence can help companies to prepare and adapt to the changes in supply chain. Millennials can be an asset in their knowledge of technology and “big data” analytics. They can also help to make the consumer experience more seamless and promote transparency.

In this webinar, our expert speakers Joseph Lynch and Brigid Kellie Lynch will help supply chain professionals to embrace these changes and use them as an advantage.

Session Highlights:

• Who Are The Millennials?
• Understand how Millennials impact supply chains as consumers
• Learn why multi-channel supply chain and visibility is important to Millennials
• Learn how millennial buying behavior provides social cues
• Understand how Millennials affect supply chain as employees
• Dos and don’ts for hiring, training and managing Millennials
• Learn how to use millennial impacts on the supply chain as an asset
• Millennial Consumer Behavior and Impact on Supply Chains
• Big Data, Predictive Analysis, Engagement
• Social Triggers, Rankings and Sharing Economy
• Integrated Online and In-Person Experience (channels)
• Millennials do Their Research
• Demand Social Responsibility and Transparency
• Millennials as Employees
• Desire for Rewarding Work
• Importance of Technology
• Supply Chain Visibility
• The Role of Analytics
• Supply Chain Education 

Who should attend?

• 3rd party logistics providers
• Transportation companies including: trucking, sea freight, air freight and intermodal companies. 
• Warehousing companies
• Supply chain and operations managers         
• Transportation brokers
• Retail professionals