If there’s one thing that supply chain managers can trust in, it’s that uncertainty is here to stay. The global supply chain crisis that was exacerbated by the pandemic is now being followed up by other international problems exposing how fragile they really are.
So much so, the problem no longer sits under the duress of supply chain managers or even the COO. The impact of this crisis on top and bottom lines has propelled it to the top of the executive agenda. Navigating these problems requires short-term fixes and a long-term strategy. The focus is getting spiralling costs…
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