When Software Technologies have the potential to transform and digitalize the whole Supply Value Chain
The Sway Ventures' Supply Chain Tech team spoke with Jennifer Bisceglie of Interos, and Jon Chorley of Oracle to discuss how software technologies have the potential to transform and digitize the whole supply value chain.
Jennifer Bisceglie is the founder and CEO of Interos, the dynamic supply chain risk management and operational resilience company. Under Jennifer’s leadership, Interos, a ‘unicorn’ startup with a $1B+ valuation, has emerged as a major player in the emerging operational resilience space, empowering clients such as the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, and a host of Fortune 500 companies with the tools and counsel needed to detect and respond to crises before they happen. Jennifer and Interos have disrupted the traditional supply chain risk management discipline, bringing 24×7 real-time visibility into every supplier at every tier and at every location around the world.
Jon Chorley is group vice president of product strategy for Oracle's supply chain management (SCM) applications and leads the team responsible for driving the business requirements and product roadmaps for these applications. Oracle's best-in-class SCM applications support value-chain transformation through the enablement of the information-driven value chain. These solutions include product lifecycle management, transportation and logistics, manufacturing, asset lifecycle management, value-chain planning, and order fulfillment. Chorley is also the chief sustainability officer for Oracle. In this role, he drives and coordinates all initiatives, both internally and externally, related to environmental sustainability. This responsibility covers all areas, from IT infrastructure and business operation to corporate reporting and risk management. Oracle is committed to developing practices and products that help protect the environment.
