Gartner Expert

Noha Tohamy

Distinguished VP Analyst

Noha Tohamy is a Distinguished Research Vice President in the CSCO Enablement team. In her 15-year career at Gartner, Ms. Tohamy has guided hundreds of supply chain organizations in building strong analytics competencies. She has advised them on how to adopt advanced analytics, including machine learning and artificial intelligence to augment human decision-making and automate supply chain processes. Her research has been widely leveraged by Gartner clients to define requisite analytics skills, develop analytics talent, and improve data literacy. Ms. Tohamy has helped companies define and build the most effective org models for supply chain analytics teams and centers of excellence. Ms. Tohamy is the author of Gartner Supply Chain Strategy Hype Cycle that guides CSCOs and strategy leaders in understanding and prioritizing key emerging trends in the supply chain.

Previous experience

Before Gartner, Ms. Tohamy was a Vice President at AMR Research, leading an analyst team that researched core functional processes to plan, source, make and deliver. Before that, she was a Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, leading their supply chain research. Previously, Ms. Tohamy has held various senior technology and consulting positions at companies including The Sabre Group, i2, ProfitLogic and Syncra Systems.

Professional background

AMR Research

Vice President

Forrester Research

Principal Analyst

The Sabre Group

Vice President

Areas of coverage

Supply Chain Technology Strategy and Selection

Supply Chain Transformation

Supply Chain Leadership

Education

M.S., Operations Research (with a focus on Optimization), Georgia Institute of Technology

B.S., Mathematics, Emory University

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Top Issues That I Help Clients Address

1What is the role of machine learning in supply chain decision making?

2What are the talent and organizational models required for analytics and digitalization?

3What are the trends and best practices in network modeling?

4How do companies mature in using advanced analytics?

5What are the top technologies to support analytics?