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WISC Across the Chain - December 4 2026
Green Screens to AI: thirty years learning technology, supply chain and people, side by side with Corrie Banks
Virtual conversation across Canada held at 10:00 AM AB Time. This series is designed to be an opportunity to network with Supply Chain professionals across the country and abroad. The wide open format will include discussion groups, a guest speaker, lessons from the week and other ideas as suggested by participants.
December 4, 2026 topic will be Green Screens to AI: thirty years learning technology, supply chain and people, side by side with Corrie Banks.
Corrie Banks has worked in supply chain for 30 years, and in technology, systems, process and analytics for the same 30 years. She did not learn them one after the other. She learned technology, supply chain operations and people at the same time, from a help desk in 1996 to AI today.
This talk walks through that journey in five waves and shows what each one taught her
about people. The tools got smarter. What made the work succeed or fail was always how
we treated each other. Technology is a foundation and a partner. It cannot replace us.
This event is at:
8:00 AM - PDT
9:00 AM - BC / YK / MDT
10:00 AM - AB / SASK / NWT / NU / CDT
11:00 AM - MB / ON / QC / EDT
12:00 PM - NB / PEI / NS / ADT
12:30 PM - NFLD
December 4, 2026 topic will be Green Screens to AI: thirty years learning technology, supply chain and people, side by side with Corrie Banks.
Corrie Banks has worked in supply chain for 30 years, and in technology, systems, process and analytics for the same 30 years. She did not learn them one after the other. She learned technology, supply chain operations and people at the same time, from a help desk in 1996 to AI today.
This talk walks through that journey in five waves and shows what each one taught her
about people. The tools got smarter. What made the work succeed or fail was always how
we treated each other. Technology is a foundation and a partner. It cannot replace us.
Corrie Banks has spent 30 years in supply chain and in technology, systems, process and
analytics, side by side. She began at Canadian Pacific Railway in 1996 and has since
founded two companies and built three software applications.
She is the founder of LumioSC, which helps logistics teams adopt technology their people
will use, and the author of "What the Algorithm Can't Fix". She was named one of Canada's
Top 100 Most Influential Women in Supply Chain. She is based in Alberta.
