As disruptive forces redefine traditional business models, this exploration delves into the emerging innovations, trends, and transformative shifts driving the evolution of procurement and supply chains. From harnessing AI for optimization to embracing sustainability as a guiding principle, businesses are …
From siloed to connected – The future of intelligent supply chain Read More »
The one word that was repeatedly used over the last year to describe the devastation wrought by Covid-19, was ‘unprecedented’. It described what we collectively faced as an industry, as did all the other industries as well. Covid-19 tested us …
Agility, adaptability, and courage: Stories from Covid-19 Read More »
“If knowledge can create problems, it is not through ignorance that we can solve them.” ― Isaac Asimov For too long, machines and robots have been maligned, and seen as a threat rather an opportunity. Our perceived view of robots, so …
The pandemic has changed global business practices, possibly forever. Some aspects of how we do business have changed. Whether it’s for good or bad, only time will tell, but one thing for sure is that we are moving ahead, albeit …
3 major risk considerations to keep in mind in light of the pandemic Read More »
The Covid19 pandemic has disrupted lives and businesses across the globe in an unprecedented manner. What are your thoughts on this? The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted lives and livelihoods across the globe. Supply chains have faced major disruptions and …
“The pandemic is an opportunity to reinvent the future” Read More »
When globalization threw open the gates of world economy, all countries reaped massive benefits. International trade increased driving the global GDP to new heights. The turn of the century witnessed the fastest growth phase of globalization until the 2008-09 economic …
The importance and relevance of public-private collaborations have certainly been tested by COVID-19. Policy-makers have a key role to play in anticipating and absorbing these abnormal crises and should reflect on which areas of the healthcare supply chain would be …
In a survey conducted across 500+ senior business leaders, 62% of respondents opined that increasing supply chain velocity and a reduction in wastage are the most prudent ways to cut costs in the current times of crisis.
40% of 500+ senior industry leaders polled in a survey agreed that poor infrastructure is the biggest obstacle in developing a robust supply chain network. A weak distribution system and fragmented market emerged as the second greatest challenge, with 30% …
