Overview
Time: 02:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Duration: 1 hour
Today’s Supply Chains can be largely disconnected, often have poor visibility into the location and status of raw materials, parts or even finished goods, and lack a secure, reliable way to share this information across participants. 5G, IoT and Web 3.0 offer opportunities to address these issues, enabling enterprises to better forecast demand, respond to Supply Chain incidents and provide enhanced customer care.
Designing and implementing emerging solutions can be a challenge for many organizations who may lack the time, expertise, available staffing or tools required to get the job done.
In this session, participants will learn how to take advantage of emerging technologies for better instrumentation and availability of real-time Supply Chain information.
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David LeBlanc
Principle Architect, AT&T Integrated Solutions & Consulting
AT&T
David LeBlanc is a Director of Digital Transformation supporting US based customers. David joins AT&T from the defense manufacturing sector where his most recent position was a Sr. Program Manager for a fighter jet program.
During his 16 years with defense manufacturing sector, David put in place lasting solutions and capabilities for our nations warfighters and our country partners utilizing multiple platforms.
David is known for his ability to navigate complex manufacturing requirements and leverage new technology to improve operations and key performance metrics.
Kay Irwin
National Practice Lead, Supply Chain, Asset Tracking and Transportation – IoT Consulting
AT&T
Kay leads IoT, mobility strategy and deployment engagements for AT&T clients, delivering comprehensive design, governance, infrastructure, and security recommendations. Kay’s focus area includes location-based technologies in the retail, supply chain, healthcare, and government industries. Kay is adept at identifying key technologies, which enhance the overall experience, improve productivity, reduce costs, and automate data collection providing actionable analytics for clients.
Kay joined AT&T in 2009 and brought extensive experience in RFID, Cellular and GPS, BLE, RTLS and other location-based technologies. She has designed and launched solutions for a myriad of asset tracking, monitoring, and supply chain use cases. Prior to AT&T she worked for inCode Telecom, a consulting firm focused on business applications utilizing wireless technologies. In addition, she was Director of Store Systems for the International Division of Toys ‘R’ Us for several years and deployed wireless technologies in all international Toys ‘R’ Us stores.
Kay holds a B.S. in Mathematics and Statistics and a minor in Business from Arizona State University.
