Nigel Thomas explains how rethinking supply chain strategies will protect businesses in the short-term and set them up for longer-term success.
For the first time since the Second World War, both supply and demand have been completely disrupted simultaneously by a worldwide event. Border restrictions and lockdown measures are having a massive impact on consumer spending and business investment, while also wreaking havoc on international trade and global supply chains. Clouded by uncertainty, the long-term forecast…
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