Undoubtedly, the world changed in March 2020 and there’s no going back to the prior “normal.” Turbulence in markets and geopolitics are the new reality, affecting commerce worldwide.
In logistics and supply chain, this has manifested itself in various ways: swollen inventory levels followed by a two-year bleed-off; massive port backups in the pandemic boom times; freight capacity that vanished, only to reappear in spades.
What are you doing as a company to be prepared in this era of disruption? How much resilience have you built into your supply chain and logistics? What’s needed is a focus on flexibility to adjust to rapidly changing conditions.
