Next-Gen Supply Chains by Pankaj Bhambri

Next-Gen Supply Chains by Pankaj Bhambri

In an era defined by global disruptions, sustainability mandates and rapid technological advancement, Next-Gen Supply Chains provides an essential roadmap for navigating the complex transformation of global supply networks. This comprehensive book moves beyond isolated trends to present an integrated framework where generative AI, blockchain, autonomous systems and the Internet of Things converge to build resilient, efficient and responsible operations.

This book masterfully bridges the critical gap between theoretical concepts and practical implementation, offering readers actionable strategies, detailed case studies from industry leaders such as Amazon and Lenovo, and robust frameworks for risk management, ethical AI governance and circular economy integration. With its unique emphasis on the synergy between technological innovation and the necessary human capital development, the book is an indispensable resource for supply chain executives, operations managers, technology implementers and academics seeking to future-proof their organizations and master the strategic imperatives of the modern supply chain landscape.

Pankaj Bhambri is an associate professor and a Stanford Top 2% Scientist. He is a postdoctoral researcher, specializing in machine learning and wireless communications. His research focuses on AI, blockchain and sustainable computing.

Pushan Kumar Dutta is an associate professor and Erasmus Mundus scholar, specializing in AI and edge computing. His research focuses on bridging data analytics and sustainable technology for smart cities and healthcare.

Mudassir Khan is an assistant professor and postdoctoral fellow, specializing in big data analytics and AI. His research on deep learning and IoT applications concerns healthcare and computer science.

Marta Starostka-Patyk is a professor specializing in logistics and supply chain management. Her research focuses on sustainable logistics, reverse logistics and information technologies in modern supply chains.