From Critical Minerals to the Strait of Hormuz: Practical Ways for EMS to Use AI to Build a More Resilient Supply Chain
Global disruptions are no longer isolated events. From intensifying competition for critical minerals to geopolitical flashpoints such as the Strait of Hormuz, electronics manufacturers face growing uncertainty that can rapidly impact material availability, costs, and production schedules.
Building supply chain resilience now requires more than reacting to disruption.
Join CalcuQuote and Banyan.eco for a practical discussion on how EMS leaders can use AI to automate materials compliance, identify risks during quoting process, and make better supply chain decisions before shortages affect production and delivery.
Webinar speakers
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Kaitlyn Tredaway
COO at CalcuQuote
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Francis D'Souza
CEO at Banyan.eco
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Who should attend?
Supply Chain and Purchasing Leaders
Compliance and Sustainability Leaders
Quoting and Estimating Leaders
What you will learn
Build resilience before the next disruption
See how AI can help your team identify exposure to critical minerals, constrained components, geopolitical regions, compliance requirements, and supplier dependencies earlier in the decision process.
Connect Quoting, Supply Chain, and Compliance Decisions
Resilience cannot sit within one department. Discover how connected data and AI can help commercial, supply chain, purchasing, compliance, and executive teams make decisions from the same intelligence, reducing delays and conflicting assumptions.
Evaluate Alternatives Earlier
Learn how AI can support faster evaluation of alternative parts, suppliers, and sourcing strategies when market conditions change. The goal is not to replace expert judgement. It is to give your experts better information, sooner.
Turn AI into a Practical Business Advantage
The speakers will discuss where AI can create meaningful value for EMS companies today, where human expertise remains essential, and how leaders can begin building a more resilient and intelligence-led supply chain.