Estée Lauder, Schneider Electric and S&S Activewear are set to receive NextGen End User awards
While innovation is a hallmark of supply chain, it is not relegated to just technology and solution provider companies. That is why we hand out End User Awards to select companies each year during the NextGen Supply Chain Conference.
The End User Awards recognize companies that are implementing new technologies or innovative thinking to transform their supply chains. Honored companies are chosen by an internal panel based on recommendations.
This year’s NextGen Supply Chain Conference End User Award winners are:
- Artificial Intelligence: Estée Lauder
- Digital Transformation: Schneider Electric
- Robotics: S&S Activewear
Each End User Award winner will give a short presentation followed by a panel discussion with all the winners at this year’s conference.
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