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  • March 2-5, 2025 | Long Beach Convention Center

Jim McCullen

Century Supply Chain Solutions

Chief Technology Officer

Jim McCullen is the Chief Technology Officer at Century Supply Chain Solutions. With over 30 years of experience in global supply chain operations and technology, he oversees technological innovation and strategic partnerships. Century is a globally recognized logistics service provider, serving Fortune 100 companies, North American retailers, wholesalers, distributors, and manufacturers.  Century's VIZIV Platform is a real-time transportation visibility and supply chain optimization platform powered by predictive AI, embodying Century’s dedication to customized solutions that give clients a competitive edge. Jim is a Certified Information Security Manager and a proactive participant of the U.S. Freight Logistics Optimization Works (FLOW) initiative. He authored “Control Your Day: A New Approach to Email and Time Management Using Microsoft® Outlook,” featured in the Seattle Times. Outside of work, Jim enjoys mountain biking on Virginia’s trails, applying the same fervor and commitment to his personal pursuits as he does to his professional challenges.

Sessions With Jim McCullen

Wednesday, 5 March

  • 11:00am - 11:45am (PST) / 05/mar/2025 07:00 pm - 05/mar/2025 07:45 pm

    Shipper Case Study: How Abercrombie & Fitch Stitched Together a Trio of Supply Chain Partners

    Juggling a range of third-party logistics providers, software vendors and data suppliers is pretty standard for shippers these days, but that doesn’t make it easy. As shippers navigate the need to manage transportation, trade compliance, purchase orders, and inventory, it’s a given that they will need to integrate those partners. More than that, they need to know that vendors it uses that might compete on certain fronts can play nice with each other when it comes to serving the need of a single common customer. This case study explores this dynamic through the eyes of one of the US’s most renowned apparel brands as it uses a 3PL and two software vendors for various aspects of managing its supply chain, including insight into managing visibility, routing, sustainability and consolidation/transload processes that required data or applications involving all the partners.

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