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End-to-End Insights

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by Jabil Procurement & Supply Chain Services

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<p>Supply markets shift fast. Priorities change. Risk shows up without warning. End-to-End Insights is a Jabil procurement and supply chain podcast designed to make sense of it all, bringing procurement and supply chain together in one place for leaders making the calls, practitioners keeping the wheels turning, and anyone who simply wants to understand what’s happening in an ever-changing market. Expect honest takes, market-informed insights, and real stories from people solving complex challenges every day.</p>

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Episode thumbnail for 007: Beyond Go-Live: What Really Makes Procurement Technology Work with Leanne Pepper & Ryan Johnson

August 4, 2026

007: Beyond Go-Live: What Really Makes Procurement Technology Work with Leanne Pepper & Ryan Johnson

<p>In this episode of <i>End-to-End Insights</i>, host Nicole Quigley, Content Marketing Manager, is joined by Ryan Johnson, Director Indirect Technology, and Leanne Pepper, Solutions Innovation Manager I at Jabil, to explore what really drives successful procurement technology transformations. Together, they discuss why technology alone isn't enough and how data quality, process design, stakeholder alignment, and user adoption ultimately determine whether a procurement platform delivers lasting value.<br /><br />The conversation examines common misconceptions around procurement technology, from selecting the "best" platform to assuming implementation is the finish line. Ryan and Leanne share practical lessons from supporting procurement technology initiatives every day, including how organizations can prepare for implementation, improve adoption, and continuously optimize their digital procurement capabilities over time.<br /><br /><b>Listeners can expect:</b><br /></p><ul><li>A practical look at how organizations can prepare for successful procurement technology implementations</li><li>Real insight into why data quality, governance, user adoption, and continuous optimization matter more than the technology itself</li><li>Actionable takeaways for procurement leaders: solve business problems before buying technology, engage the right stakeholders early, and treat go-live as the beginning—not the end—of your transformation journey</li></ul><p><br /><b>Learn more about </b><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://pscs.jabil.com/" target="_blank">Procurement and Supply Chain Services</a> <b>at Jabil.</b></p>

Episode thumbnail for 006: Building Supply Chain Resilience Before Disruption Hits with Velocity & Retronix

July 21, 2026

006: Building Supply Chain Resilience Before Disruption Hits with Velocity & Retronix

<p>In this episode of <i>End-to-End Insights</i>, host Nicole Quigley is joined by Kris Kelly, President and CEO of Velocity Electronics, and Khloe Boswell, Business Unit Manager at Retronix, to explore what supply chain resilience really looks like in today's electronics industry. Together, they discuss why disruption has become a permanent part of the operating environment and how organizations can build flexibility into their supply chains before shortages, allocation, and long lead times impact production.<br /><br />The conversation examines how sourcing continuity, lifecycle extension, and alternative supply chain solutions work together to strengthen resilience. Kris and Khloe share how companies can move beyond reactive problem-solving by expanding their options, improving planning, and leveraging trusted partners to navigate increasingly complex global supply chains.<br /><br /><b>Listeners can expect:</b></p><ul><li>A practical look at how electronics supply chains are evolving amid allocation, geopolitical shifts, and increasing demand for advanced technologies</li><li>Real insight into how sourcing continuity, lifecycle extension, and alternative solutions help organizations build long-term resilience</li><li>Actionable takeaways for supply chain leaders: stay proactive, embrace optionality, and build partnerships that strengthen flexibility before disruption occurs</li></ul><p><br /><b>Learn more about Procurement and Supply Chain Services at Jabil: </b><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://pscs.jabil.com/" target="_blank">https://pscs.jabil.com/</a></p><p></p>

Episode thumbnail for 005: Why Procurement Is More Than Cost Savings with CPO Graham Scott

July 7, 2026

005: Why Procurement Is More Than Cost Savings with CPO Graham Scott

<p><b>Leading Through Volatility: What Procurement Leadership Looks Like When Supply Is Tight with Graham, Chief Procurement Officer</b></p><p><b>Image description</b></p><p>In this episode of <i>End-to-End Insights</i>, host Nicole Quigley is joined by Graham, Chief Procurement Officer at Jabil, to explore how procurement has evolved from a cost-focused function into a strategic driver of business resilience. Graham shares how today's procurement leaders must navigate ongoing shortages, allocation, geopolitical disruption, and supply volatility while building stronger supplier relationships that create long-term value.</p><p>The conversation examines why proactive planning, trusted supplier partnerships, and data-driven decision-making have become essential in an environment where disruption is no longer the exception. Graham also explains how Jabil's unique approach to supplier relationship management helps strengthen resilience, improve collaboration, and position procurement as a competitive advantage rather than simply a cost center.</p><p><b>Listeners can expect:</b></p><ul><li>A practical look at how procurement leaders prepare for shortages, allocation, and ongoing supply chain volatility</li><li>Real insight into why supplier relationships, transparency, and data are critical to building supply chain resilience</li><li>Actionable leadership takeaways: invest in long-term partnerships, communicate proactively, and treat procurement as a strategic value creator, not just a cost center<p></p></li></ul><p><b>Learn more about Procurement and Supply Chain Services at Jabil: </b><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://pscs.jabil.com/" target="_blank"><b>https://pscs.jabil.com/</b></a></p>

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What is End-to-End Insights?
<p>Supply markets shift fast. Priorities change. Risk shows up without warning. End-to-End Insights is a Jabil procurement and supply chain podcast designed to make sense of it all, bringing procurement and supply chain together in one place for leaders making the calls, practitioners keeping the wheels turning, and anyone who simply wants to understand what’s happening in an ever-changing market. Expect honest takes, market-informed insights, and real stories from people solving complex challenges every day.</p>
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