From Connected to Agentic: Building the Supply Chain Foundation AI Actually Needs

Agentic AI promises a supply chain that can identify disruptions earlier, weigh alternatives, coordinate responses, and increasingly act on its own. But there’s a catch: AI can’t orchestrate a business it can’t see.

For many organizations, planning, procurement, production, quality, and logistics still operate across fragmented systems, data, and processes. Some have made significant progress toward a connected supply chain; others are midway through ERP or data modernization; and many still rely on spreadsheets and manual reconciliation between functions. Wherever an organization sits on that continuum, the ability to deploy agentic AI will ultimately depend on the foundation underneath it.

Join Blend, SAP, and Westernacher Consulting for an intimate executive dinner exploring the journey from connected to agentic supply chains. Through candid peer discussion, we’ll establish an honest baseline of where organizations are today, examine the foundational capabilities AI actually requires, and explore where intelligent agents can begin creating meaningful value across the supply chain – while determining which decisions should remain firmly in human hands.