Featuring IDC Associate VP Stephanie Krishnan
Why is the age of the linear supply chain at an end? How do you make the transition into an AI multi-enterprise? And which supply chains have already made the switch?
Join us for a key discussion about supply chain’s future.
Recent years have served as a brutal stress test for supply chains, exposing structural fault lines that optimization alone can no longer hide. From changes in tariff regime to geopolitical tensions, supply chains are having to adapt faster, with less time to re-plan and fewer buffers to absorb shocks.
Supply chain leaders can no longer afford to wait for certainty to move into the agentic age. In fact, according to IDC’s 2025 supply chain survey, Agentic AI’s importance is set to grow by over 50% over the next 3 years for Asia/Pacific organizations. To survive, they must act now to shift their focus from efficiency to an intelligent, interconnected multi-enterprise model, driven by the capabilities of agentic AI.
On April 21, IDC Associate Vice President Stephanie Krishnan will join us for a discussion on how to say goodbye to your linear supply chain model and shift to the age of agentic multi-enterprise orchestration.
Topics discussed will include:
The discussion will be hosted by Christoph Schettler, Supply Chain Solution Architect at Celonis. Stephanie and Chris will take audience questions live at the end of the session.
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Stephanie Krishnan is an Associate Vice President for IDC Insights. In her role, she leads IDC’s research and advisory for supply chain, manufacturing, retail, and adjacent industry domains to guide organizations through the rapid transformation toward digitally enabled, AI-driven, and highly interconnected operations.
