Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Discover how cutting-edge technologies are reshaping supply chains to be more sustainable, resilient, and efficient. In this episode of the Sustainable Supply Chain Podcast, I sit down with Kayla Broussard, CTO for the Consumer and Travel Market at Kyndryl, to delve into the critical role of data and AI in transforming global supply chains.
Kayla shares actionable insights on tackling some of the biggest challenges in supply chains today, from reducing waste and improving resource efficiency to navigating disruptions like weather events and fragile networks. We discuss real-world examples from industry leaders like Walmart, Tesla, and Unilever, showcasing how they're leveraging technologies like AI, blockchain, IoT, and digital twins to optimise operations and reduce environmental impacts.
We also touch on the concept of treating data as a product and how it enables better collaboration between partners while driving innovation across the supply chain. Plus, Kayla sheds light on the hidden environmental costs of managing data and offers practical strategies for reducing your organisation’s digital carbon footprint.
Whether you're a supply chain professional, sustainability enthusiast, or just curious about how technology is shaping the future of global trade, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways.
🎙️ What we cover in this episode:
Key supply chain challenges and solutions
How data and AI are driving sustainability
Real-world examples of supply chain innovation
Practical tips for reducing waste and emissions
The future of supply chains: private 5G, IoT, and more
💡 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated on the latest insights into sustainable supply chain strategies!
📌 Learn more about Kayla Broussard on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kayla-broussard
📌 Follow me, Tom Raftery, for updates on future episodes and sustainability insights: linkedin.com/in/tomraftery
#SustainableSupplyChain #AI #Blockchain #DigitalTwins #SupplyChainInnovation #Sustainability
Discover how cutting-edge technologies are reshaping supply chains to be more sustainable, resilient, and efficient. In this episode of the Sustainable Supply Chain Podcast, I sit down with Kayla Broussard, CTO for the Consumer and Travel Market at Kyndryl, to delve into the critical role of data and AI in transforming global supply chains.
Kayla shares actionable insights on tackling some of the biggest challenges in supply chains today, from reducing waste and improving resource efficiency to navigating disruptions like weather events and fragile networks. We discuss real-world examples from industry leaders like Walmart, Tesla, and Unilever, showcasing how they're leveraging technologies like AI, blockchain, IoT, and digital twins to optimise operations and reduce environmental impacts.
We also touch on the concept of treating data as a product and how it enables better collaboration between partners while driving innovation across the supply chain. Plus, Kayla sheds light on the hidden environmental costs of managing data and offers practical strategies for reducing your organisation’s digital carbon footprint.
Whether you're a supply chain professional, sustainability enthusiast, or just curious about how technology is shaping the future of global trade, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways.
🎙️ What we cover in this episode:
Key supply chain challenges and solutions
How data and AI are driving sustainability
Real-world examples of supply chain innovation
Practical tips for reducing waste and emissions
The future of supply chains: private 5G, IoT, and more
💡 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated on the latest insights into sustainable supply chain strategies!
📌 Learn more about Kayla Broussard on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kayla-broussard
📌 Follow me, Tom Raftery, for updates on future episodes and sustainability insights: linkedin.com/in/tomraftery
#SustainableSupplyChain #AI #Blockchain #DigitalTwins #SupplyChainInnovation #Sustainability










