Supply Chain Management Videos

As a global supply chain services provider ALOM accepts a higher level of responsibility to impact and improve many serious challenges affecting the world. CEO Hannah Kain explains how ALOM strives to do right by everyone by proactively addressing human, economic and environmental issues across all aspects of its supply chain operations.

ALOM has launched ALOM BI, a new business intelligence system providing customers with unprecedented real-time visibility and control over supply chain performance. ALOM BI integrates and continuously analyzes data from across ALOM’s 19 global location network and presents it on customizable dashboards. ALOM BI data is aggregated and continuously measured over time to track the achievement of key customer performance indicator (KPI) results. Using the latest machine learning technology, ALOM BI aggregates vast amounts of customer supply chain data from multiple ALOM data sources such as inventory levels, orders received, orders shipped, shipments delivered, and returns received. By analyzing this data in real-time, ALOM BI can identify potential disruption sources and automatically issue “Pulse Alerts” that can monitor inventory levels and enable the rerouting of orders for example.

You know what it takes to build a winning product and a leading brand. ALOM knows what it takes to build a winning supply chain and protect your brand, every day, all around the world. View this video to see how ALOM holds nothing back and has what it takes to move you forward.

This episode of Supply Chain Now features Hannah Kain. Hannah is President and CEO of ALOM, a global supply chain company she founded in 1997 headquartered in Fremont, California. Hannah was born in Denmark and immigrated to the US in 1990. She taught at Copenhagen Business School and holds three university degrees. Hannah is a Board member of the National Association of Manufacturers and the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). She serves on the Advisory Council of Heritage Bank of Commerce and The Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford University. Kain is a member of the exclusive invitation-only Committee of 200 for executive women. She has received numerous awards, including SDCE Supply Chain Pro-to-Know, 2019 WBEC-Pacific Pinnacle Award, 2017 Woman of The Year in Manufacturing Gold Stevie Award, been named a 2017 Connected World Magazine Women of M2M / IoT honoree, and won the 2017 Silver Stevie Award for best global woman-owned business. She has been honored as a Top 25 Champion of Diversity in STEM, won the Manufacturing Institute STEP Ahead Award, the YWCA Tribute to Women Award, inducted into the Silicon Valley Capital Club wall of fame, won the global Vistage Leadership Award, and named a WBENC Business Star. ALOM has earned numerous quality certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 13485, TL 9000 and DMSCA CMP Level 3.0.

Hannah Kain is President and CEO of ALOM, a global supply chain company she founded in 1997 headquartered in Fremont, California. ALOM operates out of 19 global locations to support its Fortune 500 customers in the technology, automotive, medical, financial, and energy sectors with brand enhancing supply chain management services and solutions. The post GWBC Radio: Hannah Kain with ALOM appeared first on Business RadioX®.

Hannah Kain, CEO, ALOM, talks with Lisa Martin at the ACG SV Grow! Awards in Mountain View, CA.

What makes ALOM so unique as a leading worldwide supply chain service provider? Watch and listen to our industry experts as they share how the ALOM culture of quality, leadership, and innovation utilize the supply chain to elevate our client’s brand and deliver strategic advantage.

ALOM CEO Hannah Kain and Dana Hicks, VP of Global Accounts discuss why ALOM is ideally suited to solve the supply chain challenges facing its customers.

Technology innovation has transformed the supply chain industry over the past 20 years. In recognition of ALOM’s 20th anniversary we have compiled a fast-paced retrospective look at the technology that has reshaped the way products are manufactured and delivered across greater distances, at a faster rate, and at lower costs than ever thought possible. Watch closely – like the modern supply chain, it moves pretty darn fast!