Future of Supply Chain

InspireXT will be attending the upcoming Spec Summit in New Orleans on Feb 11-13. We will be speaking on the topic of “Future of Supply chain” and how InspireXT and Specright are helping organizations in designing supply chains built for the future.

Join us at Spec Summit

Specsummit session Overview

The future supply chain is not about more systems, but about connected truth, intelligent orchestration, and confident decisions enabled by the right platforms and partners. We believe that organizations that invest in data foundations, specification-led models, and process-led orchestration will unlock AI value, resilience, sustainability, and predictable growth at scale.

Aligned with the key CEO priorities of – building resilient supply chains; Embedding Intelligence into execution; Integrating sustainability into core operations; and Driving predictable outcomes- the future belongs to enterprises that can move from reacting to disruptions to designing for resilience.

Featuring InspireXT Leaders

Kuldeep Thakur
Founder & Managing Director, InspireXT

Transformation priorities, value creation, and what separates sustainable change from programme activity.

Rajeev Khazanchi
Growth Market Leader, InspireXT

Operating model and execution focus - how to translate intent into delivery with accountability and pace.

Pravash Mohanty
Salesforce Leader, InspireXT

Connecting customer-side signals to operational execution so demand, service, and fulfilment stay aligned.

Why Attend

Supply chain performance degrades when product truth is fragmented. The impact is measurable: rework, quality holds, slower change cycles, supplier churn, compliance effort, and planning volatility. A connected supply chain depends on consistent product truth moving cleanly across functions; a specifications-first approach strengthens that foundation by making requirements governed, traceable, and usable, so change moves faster and execution becomes more predictable without adding process overhead.

Key Takeaways

Specifications as a strategic control
point

Specifications are becoming the governing layer for speed, compliance, and cost discipline because every downstream decision inherits what was defined upstream. This session clarifies what “governed product truth” looks like in operating terms, not just data terms.

Connected Value Chain anchored on product truth

A consistent specification foundation connects definition to procurement, manufacturing, quality, and delivery, reducing version-led friction and downstream surprises. You’ll get a practical way to diagnose where the chain breaks and where intervention creates the fastest impact.

Faster change cycles with fewer exceptions:

When requirements are scattered, change management slows and exceptions become normalised work. You’ll take away what to standardise, what to keep flexible, and how to stop local workarounds from becoming permanent operating debt.

Alignment between commercial commitments and execution

Customer-side signals only improve decisions when they sit on top of trusted product truth and operational constraints. This session shows how to keep demand, supply, and fulfilment aligned, and where CRM helps versus where it creates false confidence.

Outcome-led delivery model

POD-led execution shortens decision loops, clarifies ownership, and keeps progress measurable in weeks, not quarters. You’ll leave with a clear view of what to prioritise in the first 60–90 days to prove value and scale responsibly

Outcome-led delivery model

Who should attend

Best suited for leaders accountable for outcomes across:

Supply Chain & Operations (planning, procurement, logistics, manufacturing)

Product & Specifications (spec management, product ops, R&D/engineering)

Quality & Compliance (quality, regulatory, governance)

Transformation & Technology (digital transformation, IT for operations, customer experience)

Reserve Your Place

Space is extremely limited. Confirm your participation today to secure your place at this invitation only showcase.