Technology investments in distribution have never been larger — and the pressure to show returns has never been higher. Yet many distributors are still struggling to connect the tools they’ve deployed to the outcomes that matter: margin improvement, operational efficiency, and sustainable growth.

This Technology Leader Panel brings together practitioners from across the industry to examine what is actually working. The discussion will focus on which technology decisions are translating into measurable profit and productivity gains, how leaders are building the internal discipline to get results from their investments, and what separates distributors who are winning with technology from those still waiting for the payoff.

Key Takeaways

  • The technology investments showing the clearest connection to profit improvement in distribution
  • How leading distributors are measuring productivity gains from their technology programs
  • What it takes internally to turn a good technology deployment into a lasting performance advantage
  • Where distributors are over-investing relative to return, and where the biggest gaps remain
  • How to build a technology roadmap that prioritizes profit and productivity over feature count

What You’ll Learn

  • Which applications and platforms are delivering the strongest ROI for distribution operations
  • How to evaluate technology performance beyond implementation metrics
  • What the most effective technology leaders are doing differently to drive adoption and results
  • How to align your technology agenda with the financial outcomes your organization needs

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Epicor

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Bio

Hosts


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.

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