Forbes: what’s ahead for supply chain executives in 2019?

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By Alessandro Pasetti

19/01/2019

FORBES reports: “climate change will drive innovation” just as “BRICS countries become more strategic” and “on-line retailing will continue to gain market share”, while “Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning, and predictive analytics will be at the forefront to run real-time intelligent supply chains.”

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