SDWAN Solutions helps UK food sector and Trussell Trust with 'Food for Thought'
05 October 2021
SDWAN Solutions is helping the UK food sector and Trussell Trust
SDWAN Solutions has joined forces with business partner Aruba and to help UK food manufacturers, retailers and logistics companies handle increasingly complex and challenging issues of supply chain disruptions and rapid digital transformation.
A series of events called ‘Food for Thought’ will take place in Manchester, Birmingham and London later this month and will not only educate and inform the attendees, but also enable SDWAN Solutions to support food bank and anti-poverty charity, the Trussell Trust.
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