From Dock to Doc: Addressing Patient Needs Through Smarter Automation
Join Tecsys and Locus on Tuesday, October 4, 2022, as we explore what role automation plays in healthcare supply chain fulfillment and inventory management.
From Dock to Doc: Addressing Patient Needs Through Smarter Automation
Healthcare is a system under strain, both from a clinical and an operational lens. As labor constraints and rising costs squeeze margin, the healthcare supply chain is facing an uncompromising challenge. In this conversation, we will address the primary issues facing healthcare operations today with a focus on supply chain and the opportunities for automation to address these challenges.
Join Tecsys and Locus Robotics as we as we explore what role automation plays in healthcare supply chain fulfillment and inventory management.
Andrew Wang, Director, Healthcare and Industrial Segments, Locus Robotics
Over the past nine years, Andrew has helped evaluate, select, and implement automation solutions across the supply chain. Having worked in operations, solutions engineering and account management, Andrew has a keen eye for developing strategies focused on scaling organizations while maintaining high levels of productivity and cost efficiency. After creating a successful foundation of 3PL clientele for Locus Robotics, Andrew is now bringing his expertise to the healthcare and industrial sectors — driving fulfillment rates and business continuity for the world’s leading pharmaceutical, medical device and manufacturing organizations.
Guy F. Courtin, Vice President of Industry and Advanced Technology, Tecsys
Guy Courtin is a seasoned supply chain expert with decades of experience in the technology and supply chain space. Currently serving as Tecsys’ vice president of industry and advanced technology, he has held leadership roles at 6 River Systems (a Shopify company), Infor Retail, and i2 Technologies (now Blue Yonder). He has likewise served as an industry analyst at Constellation Research, SCM World (Now Gartner), and Forrester Research. Guy holds an MBA in Management from the Olin Graduate School of Business, a Master’s in International Relations from Loyola University Chicago, and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the College of the Holy Cross.