Industry authorities unite to discuss supply chain compliance solutions.
- The spotlight is on digital product passports as a significant compliance tool.
- Efficient data management emerges as a critical factor for supply chain success.
- Insights shared by Harrods, Neem London, Deckers Brands, and Infor Nexus.
- Practical advice offered for navigating supply chain complexities.
During the 2024 Drapers Supply Chain Summit, key industry figures addressed the pressing issue of supply chain compliance. Experts from Harrods, Neem London, Deckers Brands, and Infor Nexus shared their insights, focusing on the implementation and benefits of digital product passports. “People need to wake up to product passports,” said Nick Reed, founder of Neem London. “It’s going to happen, so just get on with it.” The sentiment underscores a proactive approach to adopting these tools as mandatory elements of modern supply chains.
Data management was highlighted as a crucial element for maintaining supply chain integrity. Simon Finch, supply chain director at Harrods, along with other speakers, emphasised the need for efficient data systems. These systems are vital for not only safeguarding compliance but also for enhancing operational transparency and efficiency across global networks.
The session also included practical advice from Victoria Cobos, vice-president of operations at Deckers Brands, and Richard van der Meulen, general manager of supply chain network at Infor Nexus. They provided actionable strategies for navigating supply chain challenges, underscoring the importance of adopting innovative technologies to streamline processes and improve compliance with industry standards.
The insights shared underscore the critical need for modern solutions in managing supply chain compliance.
