Supply Chain 5.0

Daniel Stanton is a leading author, educator and speaker in supply chain management. Stanton is renowned for his expertise and has been featured in media outlets including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and CNBC. He is based in Charlotte, NC.Janeth Gabaldon is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas's Sam M. Walton College of Business, specializing in logistics and supply chain management. She is a widely published researcher, with her work appearing in top industry journals. She is based in Fayetteville, AR.

• Chapter - 00: Introduction – the evolution toward supply chain 5.0;Section - ONE: Understanding supply chain 5.0;Chapter - 01: Defining the shift – what makes supply chain 5.0 different?;Chapter - 02: Human and machine – designing collaborative supply chains;Chapter - 03: The three pillars of supply chain 5.0;Chapter - 04: The supply chain 5.0 playbook as a roadmap for transformation;Section - TWO: End-to-end process management overview;Chapter - 05: Plan – designing for the future;Chapter - 06: Source – securing inputs;Chapter - 07: Transform – adding value to products and services;Chapter - 08: Order – co-creating with customers;Chapter - 09: Fulfill – a dynamic outbound process;Chapter - 10: Return – managing the reverse supply chain;Chapter - 11: Orchestrate – collaboration across the supply chain;Section - THREE: Challenges and barriers to adoption;Chapter - 12: Ethics by design – responsible ai and automation in supply chains;Chapter - 13: Building the workforce of supply chain 5.0;Chapter - 14: Securing hyperconnected supply chains;Chapter - 15: Overcoming barriers to supply chain 5.0 adoption;Chapter - 16: Conclusion – shaping what’s next – the road ahead for supply chain 5.0;Chapter - 17: Appendix;

"The evolution from Supply Chain 4.0 to Supply Chain 5.0 has been increasingly rapid. Supply Chain 5.0's emphasis on sustainability, resilience and human centricity is being identified as a key source of competitive advantage. This is a timely and practical guide that will both challenge and inspire business professionals as supply chains continue to evolve."