Joseph Bitterman outlines Johnson & Johnson's supply chain overhaul at symposium

On April 25, 2025, in Orlando, Florida, OMP, a prominent provider of supply chain planning solutions, invited participants of the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo 2025 to attend a critical session featuring Johnson & Johnson. This session, led by Joseph Bitterman, the Vice President of Supply Chain Planning at Johnson & Johnson’s Innovative Medicine division, highlighted their transformative supply chain efforts aimed at addressing global challenges. The initiative leverages OMP's Unison Planning technology, which focuses on advanced planning systems, agile methodologies, and AI innovations to enhance collaboration and boost operational results within the division. The Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo, taking place from May 5-7 in Orlando, has been designed to convene global supply chain leaders to discuss strategies for navigating the volatility that currently challenges supply chain operations. This year, the themes center around managing risks and responding to disruptions, with the overall goal of ensuring business continuity amid uncertainty. Consequently, discussions will include how various organizations can enhance their resilience and operational excellence, equipping attendees with actionable insights to elevate their own supply chain strategies. As a platinum sponsor, OMP will have a significant presence at the conference, providing an opportunity for attendees to engage with their industry experts at booth 431. OMP aims to address today’s pressing supply chain challenges through their Unison Planning platform, showcasing how companies across diverse sectors can benefit from integrating innovative planning solutions into their operations. The presentation on May 5 at 4:00 PM EDT will not only focus on Johnson & Johnson's journey but will also deliver actionable takeaways for all participants. The collaboration between Johnson & Johnson and OMP represents a move towards a more adaptive and efficient supply chain model, essential for today’s unpredictable market landscape. By embracing technology-driven solutions and fostering agile practices, these companies are setting the stage for more effective planning and execution in their supply chain strategies. As organizations aim to gain a competitive edge, the insights shared during this session could serve as a roadmap for others who wish to transform their own supply chain operations effectively.