How Distributors are Driving Productivity with Process Automation
October 29, 2025, 9 PT/12 ET
Join us for an insightful panel discussion where top distribution leaders share how they are using process automation to boost efficiency reduce errors and drive measurable productivity gains. You will discover real world case studies best practices and emerging automation tools that are transforming key operations from order processing and inventory management to customer service workflows.
In this program you will learn:
- How leading distributors identified high impact automation opportunities
- Metrics and benchmarks that show ROI from recent automation initiatives
- What organizational and technology factors drive successful implementation
- Common pitfalls to avoid and lessons learned from early adopters
Who should attend: operations directors supply chain managers IT leaders business owners and anyone committed to making your distribution operations more efficient.
Don’t miss this chance to hear from experienced practitioners gain actionable ideas and connect with peers focused on productivity through automation.
Register now to reserve your spot and gain access to insights that can help your organization streamline operations reduce costs and accelerate growth.
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To be announced
About our panelists:
To Be Announced
Info coming soon!
About our host:
Ian Heller
Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Distribution Strategy Group
Ian Heller joined Grainger as a part-time truck unloader in college and left fifteen years later as the VP Marketing. Since then, he's held senior executive positions at four other publicly-held firms, consulted with dozens of distributors, and continues to write and speak extensively on how AI, strategy, channel evolution and other major trends affect the industry. Ian holds a B.A. in History from Roosevelt University and an MBA from the Kellogg School at Northwestern University.