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Command center implementation: how to align teams, decisions and execution for resilient daily operations
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 | 3:30-4 pm CEST | 9:30-10 am EDT
Mastering cost reduction with software solutions: rethinking transportation and network optimization in automotive supply chains
Thursday, May 28 | 3-3:30 pm CEST | 9-9:30 am EDT
From reaction to continuous optimization: improving costs and protecting service levels in FMCG and retail
Tuesday, June 2 | 3-3:30 pm CEST | 9-9:30 am EDT
Command center implementation: how to align teams, decisions and execution for resilient daily operations
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 | 3:30-4 pm CEST | 9:30-10 am EDT
As supply chain networks grow more complex, critical operational signals are scattered across planning tools, logistics systems, production sites and supplier updates, leaving teams to firefight issues with siloed data and delayed decisions. This webinar explores how an end‑to‑end command center helps organizations overcome fragmented logistics, break out of reactive, siloed daily operations and get on the path toward an orchestrated supply chain.
You’ll discover:
- How an end-to-end command center bridges planning and execution without replacing your tools
- How command centers leverage AI-native capabilities to help teams anticipate earlier and execute better
- The first practical steps for moving from basic visibility to reliable daily execution
- And how a global manufacturer reduced premium freight, improved service reliability and strengthened inventory resilience by implementing a command center in its global network
Speakers
Antoine Clogne
Solution Director
4flow
Natalia Andreyeva
Vice President, GTM Strategy
4flow
Mastering cost reduction with software solutions: rethinking transportation and network optimization in automotive supply chains
Thursday, May 28 | 3-3:30 pm CEST | 9-9:30 am EDT
Many transportation networks conceal substantial savings potential in underutilized tours, inefficient routing, fragmented shipping patterns and outdated structures that no longer reflect current volumes and sourcing. By combining transportation optimization with network analysis, companies can improve truck utilization, consolidate routes and identify where network adjustments and redesign scenarios might create additional value.
Join 4flow experts as they lay out a practical, solution-oriented approach to transportation and network optimization and demonstrate how to apply it to your own supply chain to achieve measurable improvements.
Gain insights into:
- Identifying and quantifying transportation- and network-driven cost potentials in automotive supply chains
- Evaluating routing, consolidation and network redesign options using structured optimization
- Comparing scenarios to select cost-service robustness trade-offs before implementation
Speakers
Wilm Neubauer
Senior Presales Architect
4flow
Max Guhlke
Senior Account Executive
4flow
From reaction to continuous optimization: improving costs and protecting service levels in FMCG and retail
Tuesday, June 2 | 3-3:30 pm CEST | 9-9:30 am EDT
Trade shifts, demand swings and geopolitical disruptions keep putting pressure on supply chain networks; and yet, teams are expected to improve performance while operating in an environment of constant change and rising costs.
In 2026, controlling supply chain costs depends on how often decisions can be updated as conditions change. This webinar shows how leading companies connect network design, planning and execution to achieve continuous optimization, helping them improve costs and protect service levels even in volatile markets.
Using a case study from the FMCG sector, our experts will discuss:
- Where supply chain costs typically build up across network design, planning and execution
- How continuous optimization stabilizes operations, enhances decision-making and improves cost performance amid ongoing volatility
- Which decision levers matter most when adapting networks, plans and execution without creating new inefficiencies
Speakers
Dr. Markus Koch
Manager Software Consulting
4flow
Wilm Neubauer
Senior Presales Architect
4flow