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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2022 · 31 MIN

The Power of Data in Food Supply Chains

from Food For Thought · host Food Processing

Joining us on today’s episode is Maggie Slowik, Global Industry Director for Manufacturing at IFS. And we’re talking all about the power of data.    In today’s manufacturing world, there are as many uses of data as there are products. So how do companies determine what to focus on to build out their strategy? That’s what we’re talking about and more in this special bonus episode.  According to Maggie, data is the new currency. We dive into what that means and how, as an organization, the ownership of data can give you more power than you ever imagined.  We also address concerns that some in food and beverage have about data, including how exactly they’re going to embark on their digital transformation as well as how they’re going to find – and fill – the talent pipeline when it comes to data analysis.  And we cap things off talking about the Metaverse and its possible implications on the food and beverage industry as a whole.  Read the transcript on the Food Processing website. This episode was sponsored by IFS

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With us is a returning guest, Maggie Slowik, Global Industry Director for Manufacturing at IFS, here to talk about how to harness the power of data.

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