Chris H.
82.2K followersChris H. writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on software supply-chain security and how AI changes security risks and defenses.
Chris H. writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on software supply-chain security and how AI changes security risks and defenses.
Brittain Ladd writes about logistics, retail, and supply-chain technology, with a focus on automation, fulfillment, and how acquisitions and operational changes could reshape businesses.
Yash Patel writes about Indian businesses, consumer trends, and growth strategy, using company and product examples to explain shifts in areas such as e-commerce, delivery, and retail.
Patrick Garrity works in cybersecurity threat intelligence at VulnCheck, sharing evidence of vulnerability exploitation and practical guidance on exposure, patching, and detection. Garrity also discusses VulnCheck’s exploit research and community releases and takes part in security panels and podcasts.
Clint Gibler curates TL;DR Sec, a security newsletter featuring selected writing and projects across application security, cloud security, supply-chain security, blue-team defense, red teaming, and AI security.
Alex Huckstepp shares work on software and technology for manufacturing, including Uptool’s CNC auto-quoting and estimating tools for machine shops. He also promotes finding local machine shops through USAMachineShops.com.
Todd Westra hosts the Growth and Scaling Podcast, featuring conversations with entrepreneurs about building and scaling businesses.
Dan Sorensen works on cybersecurity and AI governance, helping organizations assess risks such as shadow AI, data loss, and incident response.
Simon Allen writes and speaks about digital infrastructure, including the power, data centers, chips and supply chains needed to scale AI. They represent the Quantum Infrastructure Council and have moderated industry discussions.
Jonathan Kolb writes about on-board courier (OBC) and hand-carry logistics: moving urgent shipments by air, coordinating couriers and customs, and responding when plans change.
Peter Jansen writes The Airlock, a briefing on geopolitics, technology and supply-chain resilience. Their posts examine how energy, manufacturing and critical infrastructure shape geopolitical risk, and how organizations can prepare for a more fragmented world.
Divyam Goel builds software to help freight forwarders manage the work that happens in email, including routing enquiries and surfacing operational knowledge for pricing and follow-up.
Dr. Rakesh Sinha writes about improving consumer-goods supply chains, with a focus on demand sensing, inventory, agility and resilience.
James Henderson writes and speaks about business processes, process intelligence, procurement, and supply chain operations, with a focus on using data and AI to improve decisions and resilience.
Albina Kolomiets shares practical guidance on UK defence opportunities for SMEs, including routes into the defence supply chain, export and investment. The posts also explore how defence technology companies can build the commercial, sales and partnership capabilities needed to grow.
Hyunjeong Kim writes about industrial AI, robotics and manufacturing, explaining how developments in areas such as automotive and semiconductors could affect companies and supply chains.
Heather Wyatt plans retreat operations for clients, including venue sourcing, budgets, vendor coordination, logistics, and guest-experience flow. She describes on-site support as an optional paid service; clients lead their participants and deliver their expertise.
Andrew Stoute hosts Let’s Be Diverse, a podcast about human resources, leadership, and workplace issues for HR leaders, managers, and professionals.
Jay Bavisi works in cybersecurity education and workforce development at EC-Council. Their LinkedIn posts discuss AI governance, cybersecurity training, and offensive security, and they host conversations for the EC-Council Cybersecurity Podcast.
Omar Ahmed writes about cybersecurity incidents, vulnerabilities, and threat intelligence on LinkedIn, explaining what the technical details mean for security teams and what they can do next.
Riley Cronin works on creator marketing and social commerce at Zeroto1, with a focus on building creator communities, growing TikTok Shop programs, and turning creator content into Meta partnership ads.
Silvia Hodges Silverstein uses business history to explain present-day questions about supply chains, technology, education, and commercial systems. Their LinkedIn posts connect historical examples—from medieval care networks and Renaissance bookkeeping to industrial electrification—with choices businesses face today.
Oliver Hurrey brings companies, suppliers and sustainability practitioners together to make supply-chain decarbonization more practical, with a focus on Scope 3 emissions and procurement.
Matt Leta works on enterprise AI transformation, focusing on getting AI into real business workflows, measuring results, and building systems that combine people, models, and processes.
William Edwards writes GeoWizard, a newsletter explaining how energy prices, trade policy and geopolitical shifts affect global supply chains and business costs.
Sushanth Raman works at Pallet on AI tools for supply-chain and logistics operations, and shares perspectives on product development and building the company.
Jesse Buckingham works on AI automation for freight brokerages. In Buckingham's LinkedIn posts, they discuss Vooma’s Vee tools for automating load entry, carrier sales, and shipment tracking, and how those tools relate to operating costs and service.
Kevin Lawton creates and hosts warehouse-industry content through The New Warehouse, including podcast interviews, facility visits, and events for people in logistics and warehousing.
Tori Adams writes about federal AI adoption, with a focus on cybersecurity, agent authority, governance, and testing autonomous systems. Adams's LinkedIn posts also cover digital product passports and supply-chain traceability.
Ajay G. writes about cybersecurity for small and mid-sized businesses, especially endpoint security, compliance, and protecting company data when AI agents use business tools. Ajay's posts also describe building security products at Kitecyber.
Lisa Ryan hosts The Manufacturers Network Podcast and shares practical ideas for manufacturing leaders on workforce development, employee retention, workplace culture, and adopting technology while keeping human judgment in the process.
Michel D'Abranches works with Monkey Global on working-capital topics, including how companies can improve liquidity across receivables and payables while considering suppliers, treasury teams, and funding options.
Bernhard Heinrich works on carbon intelligence and supply-chain decisions, connecting product and supplier data with emissions, cost, compliance and supply risk. Heinrich's posts describe applying that information to sourcing and product decisions, including a carbmee customer example involving 300,000 SKUs and 1,000 suppliers.
Oscar Bennetts works in specialist recruitment for the data centre supply chain, focusing on senior commercial hires and relationship-led searches for experienced people who may not be actively looking.
Paul David works on growth strategy for technology startups and charities through Literal Humans, a B Corp he describes as focused on helping mission-led organizations grow. His posts discuss startup growth, fintech, and sustainable technology.
Ozgur Tohumcu writes about applying AI, cloud technology and automation to manufacturing, automotive and supply-chain operations. Tohumcu's posts connect industry trends and customer examples with AWS products and services.
Joe Amalfitano shares practical guidance on parcel shipping and cross-border e-commerce, including landed costs, customs data, tariffs, and delivery options.
Marty Parker teaches supply chain students and connects classroom topics with industry through guest speakers, career activities, and discussions of manufacturing and product management.
Nataliya Andreychuk shares perspectives on pharma marketing and content operations, including how teams can reuse approved content, improve content activation, and apply AI in their workflows. She also hosts Pharma Talks conversations with people working in pharma.
Jeff Kellan shares supply-chain and logistics insights through GXO-related reports, events, and recruiting posts. His posts focus on resilient fulfillment, scaling operations, and lessons for retail and consumer-goods brands.
Giovanna Jagger works on ESG, sustainability reporting, healthy buildings and workplace strategy. Their posts connect reporting requirements with practical questions about evidence, business decisions and the role of buildings and suppliers.
Adele Nasr is a marketing professional who discusses consumer pricing and brand strategy, and moderates conversations with ecommerce and marketing leaders.
Arbab Idrees shares hiring notices for iEDGE roles in travel, tourism, business development, and operations, and writes about business issues such as food-delivery service and Pakistan’s aviation strategy.
Anthony Robinson writes about parcel shipping and ecommerce logistics, with a focus on how carrier pricing, delivery-area classifications, and claims affect shipping costs. Their posts offer practical analysis for retailers and logistics teams.
Ocaoa Amorim creates practical LinkedIn content about logistics and supply-chain operations, including warehouse and transport systems, distribution models, and ways to improve processes and delivery.
Jan Griffiths is a supply chain commentator, podcast co-host and event moderator. Drawing on a career in purchasing and automotive that Griffiths says spanned more than 35 years and included the C-suite, they speak about procurement, manufacturing, AI and the changes facing the automotive industry.
Eva Ponce works on online supply chain education at MIT, including webinars and learning experiences about supply chain analytics, AI, and topics such as returns and reverse logistics.
Jonathan Green shares practical AI and automation work for businesses, including systems designed to reduce manual operations, and discusses AI’s role in manufacturing and supply chains.
Dan Caulfield is the CEO of Smokejumper AI, where Caulfield helps defense manufacturers plan and apply AI to operational problems such as quality handoffs, production visibility, and supply chains.
Richard Atkinson works with Aston University’s Supply Chain Leadership Degree Apprenticeship, welcoming learners, supporting their development and connecting the programme with employers such as Aldi UK and CEVA Logistics.
Hussein Sadek shares practical guidance on supply chain and factory design, alongside advice on resumes, job searches and interviews. Sadek has also described leading industrial engineering work in automation and factory design for Tesla Energy’s cell manufacturing team.
Courtney Hirsch is a CEO at Jomboy Media, where the work spans baseball content and the business around it: live game coverage, social clips, creator-led programming, and apparel. Hirsch also writes about the decisions and mistakes involved in building the company.
Izzy Rosenzweig is an ecommerce founder who started Browze and later pivoted to Portless, a company that helps brands use a direct supply chain model.
Tomislav Vazdar writes and comments on cybersecurity, AI security, and digital regulation, connecting technical risks such as software and AI supply-chain attacks to practical questions of resilience and governance. Vazdar's posts also discuss Croatian and EU policy, and describe appearances on Croatian television news.
Haven Allen works with hardtech founders on commercializing physical technologies, focusing on the infrastructure, networks, and financing needed to build and scale manufacturing businesses. Their posts also cover U.S. reindustrialization and mHUB’s role in supporting hardtech companies.
Kara Demirjian Huss is a business and marketing leader focused on manufacturing, economic development, and workforce initiatives. Huss chairs the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association board and leads a marketing agency; Huss's work includes connecting businesses, government, education, and community partners around regional growth.
Lindsay Timcke writes about risk management, AI governance, cybersecurity, internal audit, and third-party risk. The posts reviewed focus on practical ways to assess AI agents, test connected controls, and understand risks in technology and vendor supply chains.
Toby Van de Grift writes about software supply chain security, cybersecurity threats, and supplier risk, with a focus on how organizations can manage risks across their software and vendor networks.
Tom Conzelman shares project-management expertise for complex construction, manufacturing, and other technical projects. The posts focus on planning, coordination, regulatory risk, and getting projects ready before construction begins.
Jess Fleischer works on fashion supply chains and on-demand clothing production, and writes about how brands can reduce overproduction through practical changes to manufacturing, logistics, and sourcing.
Walid N. Nasserdeen runs W.NDeen CPG Advisory, which provides fractional demand planning and S&OP support to growing food and beverage brands.
Craig McLuckie writes and works on enterprise AI-agent platforms, with a focus on securing and governing MCP tools and building systems that can run coding agents at scale.
Jennifer White works with manufacturing, supply chain, and business operations teams on transformation execution, software implementations, and operational improvement through The MJW Group.
Richard Sherman is a supply-chain researcher and writer who edits the Global Links column for Supply Chain Management Review. Sherman's work addresses supply-network innovation and performance, including how leadership and management commitment can help organizations improve.
Mayank Sharma shares perspectives on supply chain and business operations, including how AI, global business services and more resilient supply chains can help companies adapt.
Virginia Klausmeier works on developing and scaling battery-material manufacturing at Sylvatex, with a focus on cathode production and domestic supply chains.
James Thompson writes about LNG project development and delivery, including liquefaction engineering, supply chains, and the social licence for energy projects in Africa.
Matthew Littlefield writes about industrial productivity and manufacturing operations, including how companies can use data, operating practices, and AI to improve factory performance.
Fayadh Alenezi writes about risk leadership, supply-chain resilience, and strategic decision-making. The posts focus on how leaders can understand interconnected risks, think through cascading consequences, and make better decisions under uncertainty.
Darron Makrokanis shares and promotes work on defense cybersecurity, especially CMMC compliance and supply-chain readiness for defense contractors and their suppliers.
Jonathan Walters writes and speaks about freight markets, logistics, manufacturing, and supply chains. Walters's LinkedIn posts also promote industry events, including events connected with the CSCMP Chicago Roundtable.
Dr. Thiwanka De Fonseka is Komar’s Chief Sustainability Officer, working on sustainability across the apparel brand’s global value chain. Dr. Thiwanka De Fonseka’s public posts discuss practical ways to reduce supply-chain emissions, energy and water use, and waste.
Omar Chaudhry writes about AI product strategy, focusing on how AI can automate decisions in real-world operations such as logistics and recommerce. His posts emphasize domain expertise, system design, and managing the risks of autonomous decisions.
Bashak Ilhan writes and speaks about helping fashion and other consumer brands prepare for international expansion, especially entering the U.S. market. The posts describe work spanning retail strategy, department-store placement, logistics, fulfillment and marketplace choices.
Vitalii Khyzhniak works with brands on TikTok Shop and social commerce. Their posts focus on the operational work behind growth, including creator programs, logistics, campaign management, and forecasting what the channel can build beyond sales.
Stu Jolley is a founder of Stories & Ink, a tattoo aftercare and skincare brand. The founder writes about building the business, including its move into US retail, product development, and the choices involved in scaling a small consumer brand.
Jennifer Alger discusses practical ways to strengthen the wood industry, including sawmill inventory management and regional supply chains that can turn forest-thinning wood into building materials.
Christina Trocino shares practical perspectives on cyber, digital-asset, supply-chain, and executive risk, connecting technical threats to decisions for finance and business leaders.
Luke Peters hosts The Eight-Figure Product CEO, a podcast about building and running product businesses. They also share practical guidance for CEOs on budgeting, business turnarounds, tariffs, and preparing a company for sale.
Paul Drecksler writes about e-commerce and fintech, including weekly roundups of company deals and commentary on issues affecting online sellers.
Oscar Vega shares practical guidance on global sourcing and procurement, including supply-chain diversification, supplier evaluation, nearshoring to Mexico, and building supplier relationships that help resolve problems.
Arvind Chanchal shares analysis of textile manufacturing and supply chains, including supplier challenges, factory efficiency, global trade and GST reforms in India.
George Arezina writes about software asset management (SAM), FinOps and enterprise IT, including how tariffs and supply-chain changes affect procurement, vendor management and technology costs.
Sam Alba builds Mendral, an AI-native DevOps platform that uses agents to automate platform-engineering work, including CI maintenance and supply-chain security reviews.
Ronen Slavin writes about application security, software supply-chain risks, and securing AI-assisted software development. Their posts connect emerging threats—such as AI-driven vulnerability discovery and attacks on build pipelines—to practical priorities for security teams, including remediation, governance, and runtime protection.
Arrigo Apostolidis writes about electronics manufacturing, printed circuit board (PCB) supply chains, and industrial strategy, with a focus on balancing production capacity, quality, cost, and resilience.
Tareak Dahini advises manufacturing and consumer packaged goods companies on improving operations, supply chains, and automation. Dahini's posts focus on solving practical business problems before investing in new technology.
Fareha Ali is a computer science student and technology builder working on AI and automation ventures, including Somar360, an assistive-technology project for deaf and hard-of-hearing people, and Kaliber Freight. Ali's posts connect AI systems work with firsthand experience in freight and logistics.
Jeffrey Guss works in product discovery at A.P. Moller–Maersk, focusing on supply chain and logistics. Their posts describe turning complex customer and operational problems into product ideas that teams can test, measure, and put into practice.
Priya Ravindra is the founder of Punar, an ethical brand whose work includes artisan-made gifts and textiles. Ravindra’s posts focus on fair sourcing, artisan partnerships, cultural heritage in fashion, and collaboration between India and Australia.
Stakh Vozniak writes and speaks about building Cargofy, a company using AI agents to run logistics work such as freight tenders, bids, and shipment tracking. Vozniak also discusses how to price AI workers for logistics businesses.
Aatif Azeez Soomro writes about Pakistan’s banking and financial risk, including SME lending rules, credit risk, internal audit, and how economic disruptions affect businesses and banks.
Suresh Sethi is an operations management and operations research scholar. Sethi's work applies mathematical modeling, optimization, and control to complex systems, including manufacturing and supply chains.
Andy Jones writes about NHS and public-sector catering, with a focus on patient food, procurement and closer links between public services and local food producers. Jones says they have worked in NHS and healthcare catering for more than four decades.
Haithem W. works in freight forwarding and international logistics, with posts about moving cargo, customs clearance, transportation, and Gulf shipping routes involving Qatar.
Beth Thorson works on go-to-market strategy and partnerships in logistics and supply chain. Beth founded Relentless Growth Collective to help founders build scalable, team-led growth, and says Beth has joined Auger as VP of Strategic Partnerships.
Wiley Strahan writes about supply chain and logistics, including how companies can apply AI, improve warehouse operations, and manage delivery economics. Strahan also created the AI Supply Chain Hub and published Supply Chain Careers: The Field Guide.
Gilbert Sakr shares business commentary on UAE expansion, including how companies choose markets and how business licensing can accommodate growth and change.
Tony Runyan shares practical advice on ecommerce fulfillment for big, heavy, and bulky products, including warehouse selection, carrier costs, and peak-season planning.
John Barnes advises business owners on financial performance and preparing companies for sale, with a focus on trucking, logistics, and other equipment-heavy businesses. Barnes's posts explain cash flow, bookkeeping, debt, and what buyers look for; they also offer bookkeeping services through their firm.
Bryan Lacaillade works on AI and automation for freight forwarding and logistics, including at freightmate Ai. Lacaillade's posts focus on practical ways to improve forwarding operations and help industry teams assess AI.
Len Pannett writes and speaks about supply chain management, manufacturing operations, and innovation. Recent posts discuss practical uses of AI in supply chains, innovation awards, and additive manufacturing for spare parts.
Divey Gulati writes about ecommerce fulfillment and logistics technology at ShipBob, including how AI can help brands manage supply chains and how fuel surcharges affect shipping costs.
Jeff Bevis writes about rebuilding franchise brands and improving home-care operations. Bevis's posts emphasize fixing the systems behind a business, supporting franchisees, and connecting home-care agencies with operational services and technology.
Isabelle Quevilly works on sustainability at Meta, including efforts to reduce emissions across advertising and Meta’s value chain. Her posts also show experience with advertising-industry sustainability initiatives and judging the Ad Net Zero Awards.
Eduardo Medeiros is a logistics and supply-chain operations leader who shares practical lessons on scaling operations, improving governance and performance, and leading teams. Medeiros's posts describe work across transport, e-commerce, pharmaceutical distribution, and logistics, and announce a move from DHL Supply Chain to TECMAR Transporte & Logística | Log-In Logística Integrada.
Matt Pumfrey writes about turning sustainability and climate risks into practical business decisions, especially in procurement. Pumfrey also describes building AI guidance to help procurement teams use relevant supplier and sustainability information in their work.
Eduard Meelhuysen shares practical commentary on NIS2 cybersecurity compliance, focusing on whether organizations are in scope, how to choose risk-based security measures, and how to manage supplier risks.
Ana Luiza Paes Araújo das Neves writes about supply chain work, with a focus on procurement, supplier quality, inventory accuracy and warehouse management. Araújo das Neves's posts connect day-to-day process decisions—such as qualifying suppliers or investigating stock discrepancies—to operational reliability, cost and working capital.
Nipuna N Jayasinghe shares practical guidance on apparel manufacturing and quality assurance, including garment fit validation, lace matching, cutting checks, and factory quality systems.
Kristi Rogers speaks and moderates discussions on U.S. national and economic security, with a focus on critical minerals, supply-chain resilience, energy security, and the policies that shape American industry.
Bartosz Jurga writes about cybersecurity risks in software delivery pipelines, ransomware recovery, and protecting code and development data. The posts focus on practical resilience measures for security and executive leaders, including tighter pipeline permissions, immutable backups, and tested recovery plans.
Gerry Abbey shares analysis and event information about electronics-component supply risks, procurement resilience, and market trends, including memory lead times and supplier vulnerabilities.
Eric Victor Gitter writes about AI infrastructure and technology distribution, including the power, cooling, and data-center capacity behind AI, and how IT channel businesses can respond to changing supply and demand.
Wanona Satcher leads Mākhers Studio, a construction and manufacturing company that develops modular infrastructure, and Pearl Dynamix, a startup developing bio-engineered and bio-inspired materials. Their work focuses on sustainable building, off-site construction, and lower-impact ways to make and deliver infrastructure.
Todd Steffen works at the intersection of industrial real estate and supply chain logistics. Posts discuss how trade disruptions and changing demand affect real estate needs, and describe projects to add industrial and air-cargo capacity.
Martin Foerster shares practical guidance on EU regulation and governance for businesses, including NIS2 supply-chain security, cloud-provider switching under the Data Act, and AI risk and accountability. The posts focus on turning requirements into concrete steps such as contract changes, decision inventories, and clear ownership.
Ivan Canovese advises businesses on procurement and cost management, including how to understand supplier costs, improve purchasing decisions and prepare for supply-chain risks.
Tim Regnier shares practical ideas about improving frontline performance in warehouses and manufacturing operations, including worker coaching, training, retention, and the operational groundwork for supply-chain AI.
Victoria Cuthbert shares updates about Unilever’s Personal Care supply chain, including digital twins, AI in manufacturing, and the teams applying these technologies in factories.
Vikrant Pal is a technical program manager focused on hardware development and new product introduction. Pal's posts describe coordinating engineering, validation, manufacturing, and suppliers to assess changes, risks, and readiness for product builds.
Jeremy Clark shares counterintelligence and defense-industry security insights through CI Press podcast episodes and IXN Solutions event posts, including discussions of supply-chain risk and security tools for industrial security professionals.
Dani Goldman writes about how consumer-goods companies can use AI, data, and supply-chain planning, and how shopping and commerce differ across markets such as the U.S. and Brazil.
Kamran Afzal writes about Pakistan’s LPG trade, focusing on how port limits, vessel logistics, and storage affect import costs and supply. His posts use examples from Port Qasim to explain possible ways to receive larger cargoes and manage price risk.
Ramkumar Sundarakalatharan writes about AI security, application security, and continuous compliance. In Sundarakalatharan's posts, they describe building TraceAI at Zerberus.ai and argue for evidence-based compliance and security controls that limit what AI agents can do.
Gabriel Ortiz Alizieri writes about logistics and operations, including ground freight networks, distribution facilities, workplace safety, and post-acquisition integration. The posts describe work with Maersk Ground Freight and Columbia Sportswear operations.
Kevin Parkerson leads international business at Watco Logistics and hosts Kev Talks: Real World Global Logistics, a podcast about logistics and supply chain. Parkerson's posts highlight international transportation, project cargo and breakbulk, as well as conversations with logistics technology companies and industry leaders.
Allen Jacques writes about pharma and biopharma supply chains, including inventory, planning, manufacturing capacity, and the connection between operational decisions and long-term strategy.
Carl Kallen shares practical perspectives on RFID, real-time asset visibility and supply-chain operations, including traceability and digital product passports. Kallen's posts discuss how better tracking can help organizations reduce asset loss, delays and operational friction.
Jaime Martin Ko Atilano is an SAP sustainability specialist who helps enterprise customers connect sustainability data and goals with ERP, finance, supply chain, and operational decisions.
Scott Marintsch is a supply chain technology and logistics professional whose work focuses on practical, data-driven solutions to operational problems. Marintsch's MIT graduate research developed a decision-support tool for planning stockout recovery across distribution networks.
Heather Crowley writes about treasury and working capital, including cash-flow management, supply-chain finance, and how businesses can adapt to changing payment and credit conditions. The posts also discuss J.P. Morgan working-capital solutions.
Owen Finch shares practical guidance on shipping bulky products, including how brands can compare parcel and LTL costs and manage carrier surcharges.
Kirill Sirenko writes about doing business in Brazil, with a focus on retail, market entry, supply chains, and the role of technology in business operations.
Osaf Ali shares practical guidance for Amazon sellers, including FBA operations, account reviews and compliance, inventory decisions, and testing products on other marketplaces.
Amy Cooper advises ecommerce brands on fulfillment and supply-chain operations, including 3PL relationships, peak-season planning, shipping costs, and customer delivery expectations.
Rani Tiwari advises businesses on AI adoption, technology modernization, and growth. Their posts focus on practical choices for private equity and enterprise teams, including measuring AI by business results, managing security and governance risks, and reducing reliance on a few people for sales and client relationships.
Reed J. Stepleman works on warehouse management and supply chain technology. The posts discuss evaluating warehouse software customizations as long-term business investments and using AI to help warehouse teams identify and resolve operational problems.
Carl Williams writes and speaks about quantum technology, with a focus on photonics hardware, manufacturing and supply chains, and the industry’s strategic priorities.
Allison Dadoun represents ManpowerGroup’s SmartStart workstreams in discussions about workforce development. Their work focuses on connecting education and skills training with employment opportunities, especially in manufacturing, semiconductors, energy, and supply chains.
Chris Hammond works on enterprise software design, helping teams build better product experiences for complex fields such as supply chain and facility management. Their posts also discuss design leadership, team development, and research into customer needs.
Patrick Pretorius writes about freight procurement and market benchmarking, explaining how freight rates, lane contracts, and logistics technology affect shipper decisions.
David Mosscrop is an interim supply chain, operations and transformation leader who works with manufacturing, logistics and other multi-site businesses to improve performance, systems and networks.
Courtney Porter shares insights on logistics technology and is building LogistixIQ, a project focused on improving visibility, coordination, and decision-making in oil and gas logistics. Their posts also discuss cold-chain freight, quantum computing in supply chains, and freight emissions.
Allison Sculley works in merchant success at ShipBob, partnering with ecommerce brands on fulfillment, logistics, growth, and customer retention. Their posts describe coordinating teams across operations and sales, supporting B2B fulfillment, and helping merchants scale.
Bryce Goehring writes about geomembrane containment projects, including how site conditions should guide liner material selection. Goehring's posts also discuss supply-chain support and Titan Environmental’s North American growth.
Matthew Holt is co-founder of Collaborative Sourcing, a procurement consultancy for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Holt's posts discuss procurement transformation, supply-chain resilience and building stronger supplier relationships in the life-sciences industry.
Sarandha Parmar works in e-commerce, with experience in merchandising, buying, and logistics. Their posts focus on practical ways to improve online shopping, including checkout technology, customer-facing error messages, app experience, and reducing returns.
Matt Campbell works on energy-transition and infrastructure issues in Atlantic Canada. Campbell's public posts describe coordinating discussions on hydrogen supply chains and contributing to regional work on clean-fuel projects, infrastructure needs, workforce impacts, and supply-chain gaps.
Pranil C. Pawar writes about enterprise AI and business software, with a focus on using technology to improve finance operations, working-capital visibility, and business decision-making.
Motti Sorani is a cybersecurity entrepreneur focused on application security, software supply-chain risks, and helping teams fix vulnerabilities—not just detect them.
Reginald J. K. writes about operational data strategy, AI readiness, and performance improvement in manufacturing, logistics, and supply chains. Their LinkedIn posts also draw on sales experience to discuss prospecting, resilience, and execution.
Craig Cooper writes about Lean and Six Sigma, operational improvement, and the governance needed to make digital and AI transformations work. The posts focus on practical questions such as who owns decisions, whether data can be trusted, and how organizations can tell if a transformation is delivering results.
Thalita Oliveira advises brands on entering and growing in Brazil, with a focus on TikTok Shop, social commerce, creator and affiliate programs, and go-to-market planning.
Katie Shaw works on open-data tools and initiatives focused on supply-chain transparency. The posts describe launching Open Supply Hub, which expanded supply-chain data beyond apparel, and joining the team behind Supply Trace, a platform tracing supply-chain risks. They have also described freelance work with the Plastic Solutions Fund on efforts to end plastic pollution and support a just transition.
Rob Want shares practical perspectives on using AI and digital tools in retail and consumer-goods operations, including customer experience, supply chains, and factory transformation.
Burton White writes about applying AI in supply-chain and logistics operations, especially using it to preserve experienced workers’ judgment and make operational knowledge easier to use.
Chaitanya Challa writes and presents about cybersecurity, especially post-quantum cryptography migration and crypto agility: how organizations find cryptographic dependencies and update systems without disrupting operations. Their work also connects quantum security with identity and autonomous AI agents.
Carly Macmeikan shares perspectives on AI, automation and supply chains, with a focus on manufacturing and defence industry. Carly Macmeikan's posts discuss how these technologies may support production, resilience and workers.
Justin Lewis advises retail and consumer-goods companies on supply chain operations, RFID adoption, and scaling their processes. Lewis's posts focus on helping teams improve delivery, prepare for disruptions, and make technology rollouts work in practice.
Miguel Pinilla writes about supply chain systems, warehouse execution, e-commerce fulfillment, and automation. They co-authored The Warehouse Revolution and have described building Arda, a platform for manufacturing and material-handling operations.
Heather Hoover-Salomon advises e-commerce, marketplace, transportation and logistics, and B2B technology businesses on operations and growth. Hoover-Salomon says they have been doing advisory and fractional COO work and are opening a few additional spots for 2026.
Matt Tyson writes about building pharmaceutical and healthcare manufacturing capacity in Africa. Tyson's work examines market demand, local supply chains, financing and ways to make healthcare businesses more sustainable.
Bosun Liu’s posts describe work helping clients with cross-border logistics between Uzbekistan and China, alongside practical commentary on AI costs, model use, and creative production workflows.
Curtis Scott shares business and leadership insights for small and midsize business leaders, including posts about AI, tariffs, hiring, and developing stronger leaders.
Nichola Saleh is a Birmingham-based seafreight operations manager at Europa Air & Sea, with experience in logistics operations, service development and team leadership. Saleh is also completing a BSc in Supply Chain Management through Aston University.
Keyan Bazargan advises e-commerce brands on parcel shipping and fulfillment, including carrier selection, shipping costs, and delivery data.
Kate Papenberg is a logistics and supply-chain commentator and consultant who writes about tariffs, trade policy, freight, warehouse jobs, and how logistics knowledge applies across industries. Kate also offers continuous-improvement and management consulting.
Armin Metzger is a Sandoz professional who shares updates on the company’s biosimilar strategy, including its Bio100 goal, manufacturing network and efforts to expand access to medicines. Metzger’s posts also reflect on their previous decade at Ferring, where they worked in technical operations and R&D.
David Moufarrege writes about cybersecurity, healthcare technology, privacy, and responsible AI adoption, drawing on experience as a healthcare CIO and privacy officer.
Christopher Comodikes works on supply chain and logistics topics, including fleet planning, warehouse operations, and practical uses of AI in delivery routing. He shares operational examples and ideas about making supply chain management clearer for business leaders.
Husam Taha writes about pyrolysis and chemical recycling markets, including supply-chain challenges, technology commercialization, and the wider materials transition.
Patrick Winters writes about strategy and technology in quick-service restaurants and the wider food industry, including restaurant operations, franchise growth, and mergers and acquisitions.
Robert Bimm writes about how enterprises can use AI responsibly, with a focus on governance, data security, and the controls needed for AI agents. He also discusses quantum computing and its potential role in business decision-making.
Leo Pickford works with logistics companies on fleet electrification, helping them plan electric-truck rollouts alongside charging, grid capacity, solar, batteries and day-to-day operations.
Stephanie Stoudt-Hansen shares commentary on procurement and technology sourcing research, including AI governance, supply-chain resilience, vendor management, and ways procurement teams can communicate their business value.
Imran Choudhery writes about supply-chain planning and inventory management, with a focus on utility operations. The posts explain how teams can align demand and supply planning, balance stock levels, and shift from reacting to problems toward preventing them.
Jeff Kline shares perspectives on e-commerce operations, fulfillment, and supply chains, and connects brands and operators with the ShipBob team.
Tov Brog is an American adviser based in Israel who helps Israeli companies pursue U.S. defense contracts. Brog's work spans bid qualification, U.S. partnerships, procurement compliance and proposal strategy.
Pascal Zaugg shares cybersecurity guidance for Swiss small and midsize businesses, covering risks such as social engineering, ransomware, supply-chain attacks and unsafe use of AI tools. The posts also describe cybersecurity consulting and offer an initial assessment.
Muhammad Usman works on TikTok Shop growth for ecommerce and consumer brands, with a focus on creator-led campaigns, checkout conversion, and profitability.
Tom Cook shares practical guidance on growing international sales, including adapting products for new markets, localizing marketing, planning manufacturing and shipping, and handling certification and legal requirements.
Randal Pike is a manufacturing and operations leader focused on scaling complex hardware production, building reliable operations, and helping teams make decisions closer to the work.
Fritz Abelard is a Technical Success Manager at Snyk who works with enterprise customers on developer security. Their posts focus on applying DevSecOps to AI-assisted software development and emerging security risks.
Winston Hewitt is a B2B technology sales professional who writes about supply-chain and warehouse technology, and about building the technical knowledge to connect business needs with systems such as networking, cybersecurity, and ERP.
Brenda Soucy is a Canadian international logistics and trade consultant who helps small businesses manage importing, exporting, customs coordination, and supply-chain processes. Soucy describes offering fractional support to connect the moving parts and build procedures businesses can keep using.
Vinod Sreedharan writes about AI security and governance, arguing that risk often lies in the systems around a model—such as data handoffs, inference endpoints, testing, and oversight. Their posts also address geopolitical risk and business supply chains.
Jesus Morales shares practical guidance on ecommerce operations, especially inventory management, demand planning, and supply chains for direct-to-consumer brands. Morales's posts also cover broader operations topics such as capacity, quality, and scaling processes.
Erin Graham Smith is a travel advisor who plans customized independent trips and private tours. Their work focuses on matching destinations, pacing, logistics, and local expertise to what each traveler wants from a trip.
Anthony Jasso writes about transportation, logistics, and supply-chain strategy, with a focus on connecting freight decisions to a company’s wider business goals.
James Meeker writes about cybersecurity and networking, connecting technical and policy developments—such as router supply-chain security and AI security—to their wider business and national-security implications.
Angelika Steinbrecher writes about material compliance and product sustainability in manufacturing, especially how companies can use product and supply-chain data for compliance reporting, product carbon footprints and life-cycle assessments.
Phil Slack works on manufacturing and supply-chain challenges in offshore wind. Their posts describe collaborating across the National Composites Centre and High Value Manufacturing Catapult, with a focus on industrialising wind technologies, developing skills and strengthening the supply chain.
Peter Tull is an independent procurement and supply-chain consultant who works on sustainable procurement, sustainability reporting, supplier value chains, and procurement leadership. His posts describe advisory and training work, as well as interim procurement leadership.
Joe Lewis works on pharmaceutical and med-tech supply chains, biopharmaceutical manufacturing, and regional vaccine production. Lewis's posts describe using supply-chain planning to prepare for disruption and collaborating on approaches to sustainable vaccine manufacturing and more equitable access.
Duncan Trawick shares cybersecurity content on PKI and digital trust, including certificate management, post-quantum readiness, supply-chain security, and machine identity for AI systems. Their posts also discuss Keyfactor products and company content.
Muhammad Rukn E Alam shares practical advice on growing TikTok Shop businesses, with a focus on affiliate creators, profit margins, creative testing, and the operations needed to handle more sales.
David Daily shares practical commentary on cybersecurity, including open-source software supply-chain threats, AI’s role in defense and attacks, and security patching.
Robert Sherretta is president of International Investor, where they comment on global trade, economic policy, geopolitics and investment-related issues through event reports and analysis.
Eytan Sheerit writes about building logistics software that uses AI to automate operational work, from reading shipping documents and coordinating warehouse tasks to generating workflows and handling voice interactions.
Gary Feit is a healthcare marketing and communications professional who writes about making complex healthcare topics easier to understand, learning what stakeholders need, and navigating change at work.
James Walton explains research on the UK food and grocery system, including food inflation, supply-chain costs and climate risks, and shares practical findings from IGD reports.
Bharat Sharma is a technology leader who writes about practical uses of AI in cybersecurity and business operations. Sharma also says they are building A1 Logix, exploring AI for logistics, including route planning and delivery visibility.
Jehanzeb Abdullah writes about Pakistan’s home-textile export industry, connecting factory and shipping decisions—such as minimum order quantities, production timing, freight and compliance—to retailers’ costs, inventory and delivery plans.
Darius Radford focuses on helping organizations secure how they build and run software. At KnightsWatch Cyber, Radford's posts describe the Secure Software Factory, an operating model that connects software delivery, application security, supply-chain controls, risk management, and protection after deployment.
Cynthia Schatzmann works in freight transportation, using experience in dispatching, customer success, and sales to build broker relationships, coordinate drivers with loads, and support business growth.
Wes Williams is a supply-chain and logistics leader whose work spans team operations, military logistics, telecommunications, and healthcare. In Williams's LinkedIn posts, they describe leading teams through complex work and connecting logistics operations to the people they serve.
Md. Jony Hassain shares guidance on web application security and penetration testing, with a focus on risks to SaaS, startup, and e-commerce businesses.
Aymane Khayi works in logistics and transportation and shares observations on supply chains, airport operations, and how technology and global events affect the sector.
Selim Erünkut writes about AI agents, cybersecurity, and the software systems businesses need to use AI safely. Erünkut's posts turn technical developments into practical guidance for founders and software teams, covering topics such as agent permissions, infrastructure, supply-chain security, and AI-enabled commerce.
Julius Lilly writes independent analysis of Japan’s industrial and technology sectors, including manufacturing, AI, aerospace, and telecommunications. The posts explain how shifts in technology, supply chains, and infrastructure could affect business and industrial strategy.
Kelly Hobson works to advance sustainable logistics, connecting supply-chain, procurement and sustainability teams and helping turn emissions goals into practical operational and commercial change.
Nick Ward is a co-founder of Moodi, a New Zealand consumer brand. Ward shares practical lessons from growing the business, especially on operations, supply chains, forecasting, retail and building a customer community.
Nikki Festa O'Brien is a communications professional who helps technology companies explain complex developments in healthcare, cybersecurity, energy, and manufacturing through media coverage and thought leadership.
Andy Mullings is a B2B marketing operations specialist who shares work and advice on Adobe Marketo Engage, marketing data, and connected campaign workflows at JTF.
Nick Vyas is a supply-chain educator and commentator who explains how trade policy, geopolitics, technology, and infrastructure shape global supply chains. Their work includes leading supply-chain education and events at USC, hosting Supply Chain Demystified, and discussing industry issues with practitioners.
Jit Hinchman writes about supply chains, logistics, and resilience through SCA Network Pulse, a series of analyses that connects current events to questions such as cargo integrity, hidden dependencies, battery supply, and circularity.
Thomas Palm writes about product compliance and sustainability in manufacturing, especially how suppliers can provide product-level carbon-footprint data and use shared product information to guide reporting, sourcing, and design decisions.
Michael Rasmussen is a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) analyst and commentator. Through GRC 20/20 Research, Rasmussen helps organizations assess GRC technologies and professional services, and writes and speaks about connecting risk, resilience, and AI governance to business decisions.
Wasiq Khawar shares practical guidance on Amazon FBA and ecommerce operations, including listing issues, inventory planning, fulfillment, and marketplace technology. Their posts also discuss Walmart and eBay operations.
Nate Tutas works with manufacturing and distribution businesses on adapting to market changes and capturing experienced workers’ practical knowledge before they leave. Tutas’s posts describe the Tribal Knowledge Vault and the Adaptability Index as tools for that work.
William Hadala discusses battery technology, U.S. manufacturing and supply chains, and the infrastructure needs of AI. Their posts also describe representing American Lithium Energy and partnering with MagniX on aircraft powertrains.
Neha Kabra is a product manager who writes about how products work and how they could improve. Her LinkedIn posts include product teardowns, feature ideas, and examples of product challenges in areas such as quick commerce, public transport, and reverse e-commerce.
Nanneke Blaak - Visscher is a supply-chain and business transformation leader. In their LinkedIn posts, they describe experience leading international teams through strategic, commercial and cultural change, and say they are exploring senior executive roles. They also write about supply-chain resilience, leadership and evaluating new technology for practical business value.
Dan Lewis is a Project Farma life sciences manufacturing leader who works with pharma, biotech, and advanced-therapy organizations on technical operations and manufacturing.
Rizwan Khan writes about applying AI and connected data to manufacturing and supply-chain problems. Their focus is turning shop-floor information into practical business decisions, such as reducing downtime, improving inventory visibility, and understanding job costs.
Mick Holly shares practical advice on manufacturing operations and finding hidden costs on the factory floor, including waste from long changeovers, scrap, excess inventory, and outdated supply-chain processes.
Kelly Breakstone Roth works on AI-powered supply-chain operations at Prysmic and publishes The Operators, an interview series about the people scaling consumer brands.
John Trenchard shares updates on DP World programmes to cut emissions from container freight, including electric-truck trials and carbon-insetting certificates for supply-chain emissions.
David Rajakovich writes about cybersecurity risk management, including third-party and supplier risk, audit readiness, and emerging risks from AI agents. Rajakovich's posts also discuss Acuity Risk Management’s STREAM and RiskOS products.
Asaf Israelit works on Parter, a software platform for hardware supply chains. Israelit's posts focus on using AI and live market data to optimize bills of materials, find component alternatives, and manage shortages, costs, lead times, and obsolescence risks.
Marcelo Campos writes about electrical-grid infrastructure, ceramic insulators, and manufacturing, drawing on Insulation Technology Group’s products, markets, and team.
Parastish Singh writes about product thinking and technology in retail and consumer goods, including on-shelf availability, supply chains, social commerce in China, skincare shopping, and AI-enabled shopping experiences.
Gilberto Tejeda writes about cybersecurity and enterprise architecture, including supply-chain risk, cloud security, and securing AI systems such as MCP. His posts focus on practical security controls and the business trade-offs behind architecture decisions.
Saket Mohan works on cybersecurity for connected and software-defined vehicles, including vehicle intrusion detection, secure software updates, and cyber-risk management.
Jeff Courtney shares practical advice on sales, demand generation, CRM data, and HubSpot for freight, logistics, and supply-chain businesses. Courtney's posts connect revenue strategy to hands-on work, from faster lead follow-up to sales training and pipeline reporting.
Kujtim Hajredini works on e-commerce logistics in Kosovo, including NPOST courier and customs services and the INBOX parcel-locker network. Hajredini's posts also cover electric-vehicle importing and charging infrastructure.
Michael Callachan publishes Beyond the Basket, a free UK ecommerce newsletter that reports on retail and marketplace news and explains what it could mean for online sellers.
Erin Robbins Acheson writes about economic security, supply-chain risk, geopolitics, and American manufacturing. Their posts connect disruptions and infrastructure bottlenecks to the practical consequences for manufacturers and workers. They also describe building Econity, which they say develops dual-use solutions.
Ellcie Moore is a business co-pilot and sales and operations support specialist. They help purpose-led founders and their teams with business administration, operational flow, customer needs, and process improvement so they can focus on their areas of expertise. Their posts also describe work supporting a business network community and using custom AI tools in their business.
Deloris Fisher writes about logistics and e-commerce technology, with a focus on fulfillment systems, software integrations, shipment visibility, and scaling operations.
Natalia Dubnyak writes about leadership in manufacturing, operations, and supply chain, including how teams can use AI in demand and supply planning.
Nash Fayyad writes on LinkedIn about commercial electric vehicles, fleet charging and the shift to electric transport, often drawing on industry news and events.
Ken Nelson is a logistics technology professional who leads professional services at Shipium, focusing on implementation, team building, and customer experience.
Chris Cameron works on AI-driven logistics for oil and gas operations, with a focus on predicting delivery risks, inventory shortages, trucking bottlenecks, and non-productive time before they disrupt field work. Their posts describe this work through LogistixIQ, a platform for oilfield logistics orchestration.
Marcelo Fujimoto writes about freight markets, logistics operations, and international trade technology. Fujimoto's posts analyze shipping and rate trends and describe building modular trade tools at Tandom, including a free US import duty calculator.
William K Balash writes about shipping and logistics strategy for e-commerce businesses, including how delivery decisions affect growth, customer experience, and profit margins.
Randy Altschuler co-founded Xometry, a manufacturing technology company that connects buyers with manufacturers. After 13 years building the company, Altschuler announced a move to executive chairman as Sanjeev Singh Sahni took over as CEO.
Kyle Henson writes about manufacturing inventory control, explaining how Kanban and better inventory information can help manufacturers reduce stockouts and keep production moving.
Josh Shaw is an Amazon brand specialist and co-founder of The Launchworks, a boutique agency that helps brands build and grow their Amazon businesses.
Lisa Schell is a small-business owner who writes about marketing, brand messaging, and communicating how a business helps its customers.
Shennice Cleckley works on community development and technology-driven approaches to food assistance. In Cleckley's posts, they describe work with Grace In Action CDC and Melanin Innovations to reduce the logistics involved in traditional food pantries and support economic mobility.
William Thomas works in electronic-waste processing and critical-materials recovery at IT Recycling Answers, discussing how retired electronics can supply materials for U.S. manufacturing.
Patti Degnan is Chief Information Security Officer at Glow, where Degnan says they are building security and IT as the company develops security products for AI use. Their LinkedIn posts also show them hosting Andreessen Horowitz cybersecurity events and supporting cybersecurity startups, including Socket.
Alan Maio writes about the forces shaping America’s industrial economy, connecting topics such as energy, infrastructure, construction, manufacturing and critical minerals through Industry Exchange and the From the Ground Up newsletter.
Fletus Poston III writes and speaks about cybersecurity, with a focus on securing AI systems, model supply chains, and the risks of relying on models and data organizations do not control.
James Berthoty writes about cybersecurity, with a focus on AI security, software supply chains, and protecting developers and their tools. His posts explain security tradeoffs and offer practical guidance for security teams.
Jett McCandless is a supply chain technology founder who works on connecting logistics data and using AI agents to help companies act on it. His posts describe building project44 and LSP44, with a focus on real-time shipment information, carrier connectivity, and changing lead times.
Kayla Elliott writes and shares practical commentary on cybersecurity, including breach reports, zero-trust security, and NSA guidance. Her posts also cover operational resilience and the service supply chain.
Mark Crofton writes and speaks about sustainable procurement and supply-chain risks, including climate resilience, seafood sourcing, and human rights. His LinkedIn posts also share EcoVadis events, learning resources, and career opportunities.
Martin Weber writes about industrial maintenance, spare-parts management, and the practical work of keeping factory equipment running. His posts connect those problems to SPARETECH products and to newer factory technologies such as physical AI and humanoid robots.
Ronald van Loon publishes commentary on enterprise AI and emerging technology, explaining how tools such as procurement AI, industrial AI and robotics could affect business operations. His posts include interviews with industry leaders and practical questions for technology and business teams.
Sudhanshu Heda writes about building Sidecar, an AI product for freight forwarders. His posts focus on using AI to handle routine work such as quoting and email, so forwarding teams can spend more time on customer advice and decisions that need their judgment.
Wolf Schoettner works with aerospace and defense companies on business development, opportunity qualification, and readiness for defense contracts. His posts explain practical frameworks for deciding which opportunities to pursue and what companies need to deliver.
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