Supply chain resilience – seldom as vital as now
Recap: what needs to be done
Under the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, supply chains have become more resilient, a set of studies conducted by McKinsey & Co shows.
However, the authors note that the change so far has not gone far enough and companies are facing challenges to move the needle further.
Of particular concern are insufficient supply chain visibility and a lack of talent in the industry to adopt and utilise new technologies.
In May 2020, two months into the pandemic lockdown in most of the world, ...
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