In today's interconnected global economy, the landscape of supply chains is constantly evolving. From the pressures of the pandemic to the rise of digital technologies and the growing emphasis on sustainability, supply chain professionals are facing many challenges and opportunities.

Over the past few decades, advances in information technologies have allowed firms working to optimize their supply chains to move from decision-making on the basis of intuition and experience to more automated and data-driven methods,

The risk of a wrong product being dosed to a patient is exacerbated by a lack of standardization within the cell and gene therapy industry.

By integrating financial services directly into supply chain platforms, embedded finance addresses long-standing challenges such as limited access to credit, cash flow bottlenecks, and risk management,

With generative AI, the rewiring of global supply chains, and investments in clean energy and associated technologies, business is on the cusp of capital investments the likes we’ve never before seen.

In the evolving world of supply chain management, digital twins are transforming real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and operational efficiency. These virtual models of physical assets and processes are reshaping how companies optimize operations.

The multi-partner nature of global supply chains heightens the risk of increased vulnerabilities to cyber attack, especially if strong safeguards aren’t in place.

Since Covid-19 swept the globe, risks have spiraled, forcing governments, industry groups, nongovernmental organizations, and corporate CEOs and CFOs to rethink supply networks from the ground up. And the current threats show no sign of slowing.