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Automation doesn’t fail because of technology. It fails because of data quality, unclear processes, and misaligned teams. This episode breaks down what actually makes supply chain automation work in practice. KEY CONCEPTS COVERED: Supply chain automation beyond warehouses and robotics Inventory forecasting and service parts planning Change management in logistics transformation In this episode of Chain Reaction Podcast, Michael Ostroumov sits down with Rosana Fuentes, Implementation Consultant at Baxter Planning, to unpack what supply chain automation really looks like once you move past the sales decks. Rosana shares hands-on experience implementing forecasting and planning software across complex, multi-warehouse networks. The conversation focuses on the real constraints teams face: unreliable data, manual ERP processes, resistance to new systems, and the tension between speed and accuracy. This episode is particularly relevant for supply chain leaders, inventory planners, operations managers, and anyone responsible for rolling out automation across planning, warehousing, or logistics functions. The discussion stays practical - covering trade-offs, failure points, and what needs to be in place before automation can actually deliver value. KEY TAKEAWAYS: -Why automation amplifies bad data instead of fixing it -Where to draw the line between manual oversight and full automation -How to manage resistance and expectation gaps during implementation TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction and context for the episode 1:57 - Rosana's path into supply chain and logistics 3:24 - What "automation" really means in modern supply chains 7:26 - Automated planning vs manual control: where to draw the line 9:54 - Managing volatility, demand uncertainty, and agility 13:34 - Starting automation with low maturity systems 16:05 - Data accuracy, process documentation, and change management 18:31 - Common implementation challenges and pushback 21:58 - Leadership expectations vs operational reality 24:48 - Integrating legacy systems and managing data gaps 29:24 - Balancing speed, stability, and accountability 31:11 - The one problem Rosana would solve instantly Subscribe for more Supply Chain insights! / @chainreactionflox GUEST AND HOST PROFILES: Host: Michael Ostroumov / michaelostroumov Guest: Rosana Fuentes / rosana-fuentes-albaladejo- WORK WITH FLOX: 👉Book a Discovery Call: https://meetings.hubspot.com/rob-h1 👉Sign Up for Free: https://app.flox.is/registe CONNECT WITH FLOX: Website: https://www.flox.is LinkedIn: / flox-logistics-services Related Service Page: https://www.flox.is/services/marketpl... Related Blog Page: https://blog.flox.is/medium-sized-bus... RESOURCES FROM FLOX: Discover your Logistics Operations Maturity Score: https://www.flox.is/resources/logisti... Discover your Logistics Service Provider Maturity Score: https://www.flox.is/resources/lsp-mat... ABOUT THIS EPISODE: This conversation dives deep into supply chain management strategies, moving beyond warehouse robotics to discuss the reality of logistics software implementation. We cover essential topics like inventory planning, demand forecasting, and the challenges of digital transformation in legacy industries. Whether you are managing global trade or focused on B2B distribution, this episode offers practical advice on fixing data integrity issues before automating your operations. #ChainReactionPodcast #SupplyChain #Logistics #Automation