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The Logistics Matters podcast: Ian Khan of the Futuracy Group on supply chain jobs of the future | Season 3 Episode 26

How will working in supply chains change to meet the challenges of technology and business needs? What skills will be required for supply chain jobs of the future? Also: Logistics has changed in Ukraine; East Coast ports report record business.

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By DC Velocity StaffJul 15, 2022
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About this week's guest
Ian Kahn

Ian Khan is a seasoned writer, futurist, and technology correspondent helping audiences understand complex technology in simple words. Khan brings a conversational style as he dives into topics such as the Metaverse, Web 3, cryptocurrency, the future of work, and more. He’s a CNN technology futurist, a contributor to Forbes, Business.com, Entrepreneur, and Accounting Web, and founder of the Futuracy Group. Khan is dedicated to helping other organizations achieve value through multiple avenues and create positive business outcomes. He is also the author of the upcoming book Metaverse for Dummies and a Linkedin learning instructor of the Securing the Metaverse course, both set to release later this year.







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