Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome to this episode of the **Sustainable Supply Chain Podcast**, where I’m joined by Bailey Robin, the CEO and co-founder of **Matium**, for an insightful discussion on how data-driven decision-making and innovative technologies are reshaping supply chains.
Bailey shares the fascinating story behind Matium, a platform designed to minimise cost, carbon, and time per unit of consumer demand by bridging the gap between supply and demand in material markets. We delve into the inefficiencies plaguing current supply chains, like unnecessarily long shipping distances, and how addressing these issues can drastically reduce carbon emissions while improving operational efficiency.
In this episode, we explore:
- The role of **data** and **process mapping** in streamlining supply chains.
- How **AI**, **automation**, and **micro-manufacturing** could decentralise production and enable localised supply chains.
- The future of carbon markets and how tracking Scope 3 emissions could change the game for sustainability.
- Why aligning business incentives with sustainability goals is critical for long-term success.
Bailey also offers a compelling vision of a future where supply chains are powered by low-cost, renewable energy and supported by decentralised, democratised systems that benefit everyone in the ecosystem.
Whether you’re a supply chain professional, a sustainability advocate, or simply curious about the intersection of technology and sustainability, this episode is packed with practical takeaways and future-focused insights.
👉 **Let me know your thoughts in the comments! How can we better balance sustainability and efficiency in supply chains?**
💡 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more episodes on how technology and innovation are driving a sustainable future.
#SustainableSupplyChain #Matium #BaileyRobin #Decarbonisation #AIinLogistics #SupplyChainInnovation
Welcome to this episode of the **Sustainable Supply Chain Podcast**, where I’m joined by Bailey Robin, the CEO and co-founder of **Matium**, for an insightful discussion on how data-driven decision-making and innovative technologies are reshaping supply chains.
Bailey shares the fascinating story behind Matium, a platform designed to minimise cost, carbon, and time per unit of consumer demand by bridging the gap between supply and demand in material markets. We delve into the inefficiencies plaguing current supply chains, like unnecessarily long shipping distances, and how addressing these issues can drastically reduce carbon emissions while improving operational efficiency.
In this episode, we explore:
- The role of **data** and **process mapping** in streamlining supply chains.
- How **AI**, **automation**, and **micro-manufacturing** could decentralise production and enable localised supply chains.
- The future of carbon markets and how tracking Scope 3 emissions could change the game for sustainability.
- Why aligning business incentives with sustainability goals is critical for long-term success.
Bailey also offers a compelling vision of a future where supply chains are powered by low-cost, renewable energy and supported by decentralised, democratised systems that benefit everyone in the ecosystem.
Whether you’re a supply chain professional, a sustainability advocate, or simply curious about the intersection of technology and sustainability, this episode is packed with practical takeaways and future-focused insights.
👉 **Let me know your thoughts in the comments! How can we better balance sustainability and efficiency in supply chains?**
💡 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more episodes on how technology and innovation are driving a sustainable future.
#SustainableSupplyChain #Matium #BaileyRobin #Decarbonisation #AIinLogistics #SupplyChainInnovation
