What manufacturers can do to avoid the pitfalls of another “black swan event”? IAA’s interview with Suraj Kamath, Director Industry Consulting – Manufacturing APAC, SAS, discusses these issues and more.
Let’s face the facts. The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted supply chains worldwide. It has proved to be a real test that caught most organisations by surprise, which offered very little time to prepare.
Multinational enterprise software company Infor provides the top three supply chain predictions for 2022 and global supply chain trends that are likely to persist in the long-term.
Automation will play a critical role in ensuring peak efficiency in the supply chain.
Industry leaders from the semiconductor ecosystem to address sustainability challenges and supply chain disruption through green factories and advanced manufacturing systems at SEMICON Southeast Asia 2022.
New Zebra study shows the pharmaceutical industry has a trust problem, but industry leaders say they’re trying to become more transparent.
Averaging across industries, companies can now expect supply chain disruptions lasting a month or longer to occur every 3.7 years, and the most severe events take a major financial toll.
Companies and suppliers are dealing with an unprecedented number of hurdles to meet increasing demand amid global pressure on supply chains.
It is important to note that hackers have also noticed the internet connectedness of factories and critical infrastructure.
More than supply chain resiliency: 3D printing is the future for a greener world
