As the vulnerabilities in the world’s supply chains continue to surface and garner attention, it’s become clear that some organizations had their collective acts together pre-COVID, and that others scrambled to readjust in 2020.
As the pandemic persists, the focus on continuous improvement in this area has yet to wane. With semiconductor chip shortages, port congestion and labor constraints continuing to impact the supply chain, these critical networks are no longer just operating “behind the scenes”; they’re now front-and-center for most organizations.
