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The Digital Supply Chain Institute (DSCI) is a member led, non-profit organization dedicated to helping senior leaders accelerate digital supply chain transformation through applied research, trusted collaboration, and executive exchange.
Learn MoreSupply chain leaders face mounting pressure to make complex, strategic decisions quickly—from navigating geopolitical instability and rising protectionism to adopting AI—yet many lack access to agile, decision ready insights needed to keep pace with today’s rapidly evolving supply chain environment. The 30-Day Research Sprint provides a faster, more focused alternative, enabling business leaders to move forward with confidence.
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We conduct original research to develop practical, innovative solutions that accelerate digital transformation and unlock the full potential of demand, people, technology, and risk.
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November , 2026
What Supply Chain Leaders Told Us in Tokyo
When supply chain leaders, technology executives, and policymakers gathered at the Digital Supply Chain Institute Executive Leadership Forum in Tokyo on October 14-16, the conversations focused on a common challenge: how organizations can navigate a future shaped by AI, geopolitical uncertainty, and increasing supply chain constraints. Throughout the forum, attendees participated in a series…
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October , 2026
Streamlining Supplier Onboarding in the Building Materials Retail Industry
RunMyProcess, a DSCI member, shows how a leading building materials retailer replaced an email-and-phone supplier onboarding process with three low-code applications, cutting onboarding time and giving every branch real-time visibility into where each supplier stands. The starting point will be familiar to many supply chain teams. Supplier onboarding ran through inboxes and phone calls, so…
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October , 2026
AI’s next supply chain challenge: Redesigning the organization, not deploying the technology
The latest research from ASCM and the Digital Supply Chain Institute suggests that executive skepticism is no longer the primary barrier to AI adoption. Most senior leaders now recognize AI's strategic importance. The more pressing challenge is organizational: Can the enterprise adapt quickly enough to capture the value the technology makes possible?
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