By 2025, the supply chain's underlying architecture will have changed, and operations will no longer be the same. To become more agile and robust, processes will need to be digitally enabled from start to finish (Source: EY Research). There’s no doubt that the modern supply chain needs to become more flexible, collaborative, and resilient, but how does an organization achieve this digital supply chain transformation? With MIT xPRO’s Digital Supply Chain: Reinventing Supply Chains for the Future program, Dr. Maria Jesús Saénz, Director of the Digital Supply Chain Transformation Lab at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics, offers a proven framework that thrives at the intersection of four key elements: strategy, technology, operations, and organizations. The program will equip you with the key capabilities needed to create and execute digital transformations within your organization.