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WEF From Disruption to Opportunity 2024

Embracing the Future of Supply Chain Management: A Framework for Resilience, Innovation, and Sustainability

May 23, 2024

The SCL Industry Advisory Board has asked our team to provide a future perspective on Supply Chain evolution, emphasizing the importance of resilience, innovation, and sustainability. Key points include the necessity of resilience and risk management, the strategic implementation of nearshoring, the potential of AI and digital technologies, the importance of talent management, and the integration of sustainability into supply chain strategies. 

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