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The four prerequisites of regionalization
The world’s supply chain impacts every business, every person — and every product. For us, every day is Supply Chain Day, so here’s our five most popular supply chain content.
5. Supply chain professionals’ skillset of the future
Until recently, supply chain professionals operated mostly in the background. Today, dynamic global challenges put them at the forefront as business enablers. Lynn Torrel, our Chief Procurement and Supply Chain Officer, discusses how supply chain professionals are taking on the future.
4. 5 requirements for a modern supply chain
Resiliency, global flexibility, and unique foresight are key requirements for the modernization of a constantly changing supply chain. We have broad services, depth of experience, ability to scale, digitization tools, and global footprint to help you activate your supply chain strategy.
3. The trusted, global supply chain partner
Making a great product is just one step in building and growing your business. Making sure that product is available to your customers — when and where it’s wanted — is critical.
2. Sustainability and the supply chain
While supply chain professionals have long discussed sustainability, they’ve struggled to justify the costs. But times are changing. Take a look as our CPSCO, Lynn Torrel, gives a behind-the-scenes look at our process in the hopes of inspiring others.
1. Supply chain regionalization not a binary decision
The inter-dependent and inter-connected model of world trade has been the global economy’s growth engine since WWII. The primary focus has been on becoming more efficient. But with recent global disruptions, we’re now shifting to becoming more resilient.
