More than 70% of supply chain leaders say their supply chain is facing more frequent and more impactful business disruptions, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, tariff disputes, natural disasters and major supply chain disruptions.
Minor supply chain disruptions like late delivery or shortage in transportation capacity are generally addressed quickly and easily, but to sense, analyze and respond to major business disruptions you need supply chain analytics. How do you build a strong supply chain analytics strategy?
Download this Gartner report to discover 6 ways to build supply chain analytics that will help you recover from current events and prepare for the future supply chain