- Transforming your supply chain performance through a structured approach similar to the “product R&D stage gate process” applied for disruptive improvement ideas and supply chain innovation
- Screening and evaluating novel ideas and technologies while bringing solutions to a “proof of concept” in an effective and efficient manner (fit for purpose)
- Agile testing (sprints) of demonstrated solutions proving feasibility, applicability, and value in real business environments
- Deploying these novel solutions successfully and turning them into sustainable capabilities requires the use of a robust “Standard Operating System”
- Shifting from the functional expertise focused Centers of Excellence (COE) approach towards a much stronger focus on E2E Business Capabilities & Solutions Teams (CST)
- Building the “Corporate Athlete” who is well-trained in energy management principles and masters resilient leadership is the critical catalyst to accelerating the “Sourcing– Testing – Scaling” disruption process to drive supply chain excellence and generate transformational value for the business and customers
Bart Talloen
VP Product Supply
Johnson & Johnson
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During his career in pharma, OTC, consumer goods, and logistics/ material handling, Bart has managed large supply networks, has acquired and divested operations, build new plants but also has overseen the closure of plants, and has developed and executed a three-year Consent Decree Work Plan including the successful re-certification of three US OTC manufacturing plants by FDA.
In his current role as Vice President, Product Supply Strategy & Deployment, Bart is responsible for developing and deploying advanced processes & capabilities, agile OT systems and disruptive technologies to improve the end-to-end Supply Chain performance.
Bart is also responsible for the J&J Supply Chain Academy to provide enterprise-wide subject matter learning & development programs and build future leadership capabilities for the end-to-end Supply Chain organization.
He and his wife live in Skillman, NJ and have two sons in college.