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As seen in: AI Magazine, AI Magazine (UK), BizClik Media Group, Eastern Daily Press, Norwich Evening News, Ipswich Star, The New World, Supply Chain Digital, The Pink Un Magazine, Great Yarmouth Mercury, Cambs Times, Business Chief, North Norfolk News and
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Tom Chapman is the Editor-in-Chief of Supply Chain Digital, a leading platform connecting supply chain and logistics executives from the world's largest brands. In this role, he oversees the publication's editorial direction, contributing articles, company reports, interviews, and lists that provide valuable insights into best practices and innovations within the supply chain community.
In addition to his work with Supply Chain Digital, Tom contributes to other industry publications, including …

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Why Supply Chain Transformation Needs a Process-Led Approach

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By Thomas Chapman Verified
| Supply Chain Digital Verified
Supply chain managers of today continue to be bombarded with all manner of disruptions, from economic uncertainty and geopolitical tension, to extreme weather and climate-related disasters. That’s without mentioning the intense and, at times, overwhelming pressure from various stakeholders to cut costs, meet sustainability targets and comply with increasingly-stringent regulations that differ on a region-by-region basis.
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Accenture: Can Industrial and Freight Firms Reach Net Zero?

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By Thomas Chapman Verified
| Supply Chain Digital Verified
Around a third (35%) of the largest industrial and freight (I&F) companies worldwide are committed to reaching net zero by 2050. What’s truly concerning, however, is that less than one in six (15%) of these firms are on track to achieve this goal, according to analysis from Accenture. Moreover, almost half (49%) of I&F companies continue to increase their carbon emissions output, highlighting the immense scale of the challenge when it comes to integrating sustainability into operations.
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BMW's Move to Sustainable Logistics with Electric Trucks

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By Thomas Chapman Verified
| Supply Chain Digital Verified
In a strategic move aimed at decarbonising its logistics operations, BMW Group has introduced two all-electric trucks to transport components for high-voltage battery production at its plant in Leipzig, Germany. This initiative marks a significant step in the automaker's broader commitment to sustainable transportation and manufacturing as it ramps up electric vehicle (EV) production.
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