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In this episode, Christopher Wall, Co-Founder and CEO of Zeus Logics, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• Why accurate, real-time data is essential for the customs process
• The importance of understanding current legislation during the customs process
• Developing customs clearance technology to help importers take control of their customs clearance
• The future of customs data and compliance
• Chris’ background in investment management and his transition to the supply chain industry

Christopher is an entrepreneur and investor in enterprise software systems serving the global trade management, logistics, and FINTECH industries. He specializes in global trade compliance systems and is the Cofounder of Zues Logics, a software company focusing on creating more efficient customs processes.

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In this episode Nick Fusco, co-founder of ApeVue, talks about the dynamic world of private markets. From the rise of credit funds to the evolving landscape of equity valuations, Nick provides a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in this often-overlooked sector. Discover the significance of long-duration plays, the role of data on AI models, and the intriguing developments in fund finance. Gain insights into ApeVue’s index benchmarks and how they contribute to a holistic understanding of private market dynamics. Don't miss this conversation that explores the complexities of asset allocation in private markets and the challenges associated with accurately measuring volatility in the space. Is there a fat pitch in private markets? Listen and find out. 

RECORDED DEC 4, 2023

In this episode of supply chain connections, we're sharing a recording from a recent webinar hosted by Brian Glick, CEO, and Rose Smith, VP of Customer Success, at Chain.io. In this episode, Brian and Rose explain the evolving shipper needs LSPs should be aware of as we move into 2024 including:

• The different requirements of shippers based on their size and complexity
• What shippers are focused on post-pandemic
• The importance of maintaining relationships during a downturn
• Innovation, sustainability, and compliance across supply chains
• Three main motivations for shipper sustainability
• Trade compliance challenges and opportunities for LSPs

Rose Smith recently joined Chain.io as our VP of Customer Success, where she leverages her supply chain expertise building large scale digital solutions to drive innovation with our customers. Prior to joining Chain.io, Rose held pivotal leadership roles as Senior Director of Supply Chain Operations for iRobot and Head of Supply Chain Development for the LEGO Group. In these roles, Rose played an instrumental role in strategizing, implementing, and evolving supply chain frameworks.

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In this episode, David de Picciotto, CEO and Co-Founder of Pledge, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• The cultural surprises and business complexities of supply chains
• Sustainability in the logistics industry
• The climate data that is important to freight forwarders
• How climate data can boost business growth
• Lessons David has learned as a founder of a climate technology company
• The benefits of digitization in climate technology

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In this episode, Graham Parker, CEO and Founder of Gravity Supply Chain, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• Why he founded Gravity Supply Chain
• The key factors that impact forwarder and shipper business
• How third-parties help you sell to your customers
• The importance of 'team' in logistics
• What forwarders and carriers miss when it comes to supply chain

Graham is an experienced founder and leader with a comprehensive and proven track record in the logistics and supply chain industry. He founded Gravity Supply Chain in  2014 to support the world's leading shippers and freight forwarders in streamlining operations, gaining better visibility, and making more informed decisions.

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In this episode, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey, founder of Let’s Talk Supply Chain, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss:

• Sarah’s start in Supply Chain Media
• The right social media channels for B2B orgs
• Why collaboration is the future of business
• The value of connected data
• Themes from 2023 industry events
• The rise of B2B influencers in supply chain
• How the supply chain has progressed and where it’s headed

Sarah is a logistics and supply chain expert, as seen on BBC World News, Inc Magazine, The New Yorker and Huffington Post. Sarah has reached over 50 million supply chain professionals through the Let’s Talk Supply Chain podcast, her weekly live stream show “Thoughts and Coffee”, The Blended podcast and now The Blended Pledge.
Sarah boasts recognition as one of the Top Women in Supply Chain, 10 Most Admired Women in Business to Follow and Most Influential Leader in Supply Chain 2022.
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In this week's episode the cybersecurity experts Bryan Hornung, Reginald Andre, Randy Bryan, and Ryan O'Hara discuss some data breaches specifically with Wawa and One Touchpoint. What is actually going on? Next, the team gets into what the future might look like for businesses when it comes to cybersecurity and ransomware. Then, at the end the experts will reveal what they think people aren't doing enough today to protect themselves against these attacks and what they think people need to be aware of now.

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En nuestro penúltimo episodio de la 2da temporada de "Café de Datos", tu podcast de analítica y transformación digital, invitamos a un amigo del equipo Datlas experto en e-commerce. Jurgen Feuchter es un ingeniero en sistemas con participación en más de 30 tiendas en línea de experiencia. Él es un mexicano que actualmente vive y estudia su maestría en Alemania.

En este capítulo lo entrevistamos desde la perspectiva más técnica de las tiendas en línea, hablamos de plataformas como Wordpress, Shopify y Magento para desarrollos más prácticos. Consultamos sobre qué recomendaciones son las mejores para generar una página de e-commerce y los pasos a seguir uno por uno para que quien escucha este capítulo pueda construir su propio sitio de tienda en línea.

Por otro lado, Jurgen nos cuenta su experiencia de estudiar y trabajar en el extranjero. Una de las páginas a tener en cuenta, al menos en Alemania, es la red profesional que utilizan citada en este capítulo como: de.indeed.com (El linkedin de Alemania)

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