Jan Burian heads up IDC's Manufacturing Insights team in EMEA and he recently published two interesting articles in IndustryWeek - one on operations managers, and the second on automation.
With that in mind, I invited him to come on the podcast to talk about technology in supply chains, the role of automation, and how digital transformation projects are progressing.
We had an excellent conversation that I hope you enjoy...
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