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Supply chain automation for mining and manufacturing

Mining and manufacturing companies rely on accurate information moving between suppliers, contractors, freight providers, operational sites and production facilities. When that information is buried in documents, emails and disconnected systems, it can delay deliveries, maintenance activity, production, site readiness and compliance decisions.

 

Join Xcellerate IT, DX Business Innovation and Tungsten Automation for a practical discussion on improving visibility across these processes. Limited seats.

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Overview

Mining and manufacturing supply chains span suppliers, contractors, warehouses, freight providers, production facilities and operational sites. A single delivery, contractor mobilisation, maintenance requirement or production process can involve purchase orders, licences, compliance records, freight documents, delivery dockets, service records and invoices moving across multiple organisations and systems.


When that information is incomplete, delayed or difficult to verify, the consequences can extend beyond administration to production schedules, maintenance activity, site readiness, supplier performance and operational continuity.


Xcellerate IT, DX Business Innovation and Tungsten Automation invite you to a small, peer-level lunch and learn exploring where these information gaps and manual processes occur, and practical ways mining and manufacturing organisations can improve visibility, validation and workflow.

 

We will also consider where document intelligence and workflow automation, including Tungsten TotalAgility, can support existing procurement, ERP, supply chain and operational systems.

Discussion themes

  • Where information gaps and manual processes create blind spots across supply chains
  • Supplier and contractor onboarding, qualifications and compliance records
  • Documentation supporting critical parts, freight and deliveries
  • Purchase orders, service records, invoices and exception handling
  • Maintenance, safety, licensing and compliance documentation
  • Making document-based information easier to access, validate and connect with existing systems
  • Using workflow automation and document intelligence to reduce manual handoffs
  • Choosing a practical supply chain process with which to begin
  • Open discussion and Q&A

Who should attend

This session is designed for senior leaders within mining and manufacturing organisations who are responsible for supply chain performance, operations, finance, technology and risk, including:

 

  • Supply chain, procurement and commercial leaders
  • Operations, production, site services, materials and logistics leaders
  • Maintenance, reliability and planning leaders
  • Finance and shared services leaders
  • CIOs and leaders responsible for enterprise applications, ERP, data and transformation
  • Contractor management, health and safety, risk and compliance leaders

 

It will be particularly relevant for organisations managing complex supplier and contractor networks, multiple operational or production sites, high document volumes or manual information handoffs.

Speakers

Howard Boretsky
Managing Director
Xcellerate IT

 

Sean Tilbrook
Dealer Principal
DX Business Innovation

 

Thomas van Merode
Regional Vice President, Sales – Asia
Tungsten Automation

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Next steps

For organisations considering automation, AI or productivity initiatives, our team is available to discuss priorities and approaches.