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SAPICS’ Theme for its 2025 Conference is “Innovation In Motion”

| Ivana | Partner Content

The 2025 theme, Innovation in Motion, conveys the imperative for organisations to innovate and strive for the agility and adaptability needed to rapidly respond to potentially chaotic changes and disruptions in today’s turbulent supply chain landscape. 

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“In the face of continuous technological advances, shifting global dynamics and the relentless pursuit of seamless efficiency, customer satisfaction and sustainability, one thing is clear: innovation is a necessity for supply chain managers,” stresses SAPICS president MJ Schoemaker.

Here is your opportunity to make your mark at the SAPICS 47th Annual Conference taking place at Century City Conference Centre, Cape Town – 8 – 11 June 2025

SAPICS is looking for sessions that are bold, engaging, and filled with actionable takeaways. 

Think interactive panels, inspiring keynotes, case studies with real-world impact, or workshops that offer hands-on learning. Innovation, transformation, and forward-thinking strategies are what we're about this year.

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Deadlines:

17 January 2025 - Speaker submission deadline (early submission is encouraged)

9  February 2025 - Notification of acceptance or otherwise

30 May 2025 - Submission of white paper and presentation visuals.

Let’s put innovation in motion together!

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