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The Supply Chain Superintelligence Podcast explores the future of global supply chains. Each episode features in-depth conversations with industry experts, business leaders, and innovators at the forefront of resilience, sustainability, and transparency.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Talk to My Agent: Where Supplier Risk Management Goes from Here (opens the original)
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"I think that the agents will save us. I'm very excited about realising that, because I think it's one of the most exciting times in the industry… ever." Risk teams can see further into their supply chains than ever before. So why does it still take weeks to do anything about what they find? Ahead of Prewave Day on 7 October, host Thomas George sits down with Harald Nitschinger , Co-founder and CEO of Prewave, and they start with a serious topic: the old way of managing supplier risk has stopped
Summer Special | Mine Games: The Raw Material Sites You Really Shouldn't Visit This Summer (opens the original)
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"Digging rare earths is easy. Building an industry is hard." Join us for the most important summer travel guide you probably never asked for: ten mining sites with enormous global significance, and plenty of reasons why you wouldn't want to visit any of them. In this summer special of Supply Chain Superintelligence , Prewave Director of Product (Resilience) Sarah Naber and host Thomas George create a one-of-a-kind travel guide. Together, they’ll take you on a worldwide tour of the critical mater
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