Traceability, Automation, and Intelligent Supply Chain Decision-Making
Live Webinar | April 9, 2026 | 12:00–1:00 PM (CT)
Manufacturing leaders are asking:
- How can we improve supply chain visibility without replacing our ERP?
- How do we reduce manual workflows and decision bottlenecks?
- How can we predict disruptions before they impact production?
AI and blockchain together provide a practical answer.
Blockchain creates a secure, immutable source of truth across suppliers, plants, warehouses, and logistics partners. AI then uses that trusted data to automate workflows, surface risks, and generate predictive insights that improve operational performance.
Join TEKLEIGH and WhiteFish for a live discussion on how these technologies are being applied in manufacturing today.
What You’ll Learn
What is AI + blockchain in manufacturing?
Blockchain secures operational data across the supply chain. AI analyzes that data to automate decisions, detect anomalies, and predict disruption.
How does blockchain improve traceability?
Blockchain creates tamper-proof records across suppliers, inventory movement, production activity, and compliance documentation—ensuring trusted visibility across the manufacturing and supply chain lifecycle.
How does AI improve supply chain performance?
AI delivers intelligent automation, identifies patterns, flags risk signals, and recommends actions before delays, shortages, or issues escalate.
Can AI integrate with ERP, MES, or WMS systems?
Yes. AI and blockchain enhance existing ERP, MES, WMS, and quality systems without requiring costly replacement.
Real-World Applications
During this session, you’ll see practical use cases including:
- Inventory visibility across multi-site operations
- Supplier risk monitoring and early warning signals
- Production optimization through pattern analysis
- Digital audit trails and compliance automation
Who Should Attend
- Manufacturing executives
- Supply chain leaders
- Operations and plant managers
- CIOs and digital transformation teams
Register Now
If you are evaluating how to modernize operations, improve supply chain resilience, and move from reactive to proactive decision-making, this session will provide a practical roadmap.
Reserve your seat for April 9.