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Adapting Supply Chains to Survive the Pandemic

The pandemic has forced businesses to rapidly adapt their supply chains to survive the disruption caused by the pandemic. Companies have had to become more flexible and resilient in order to ensure their supply chains remain intact. This has included the use of new transportation methods, overcoming coordination problems, and providing extraordinary measures with reduced costs. Additionally, businesses have had to look to automation and artificial intelligence to help enhance the flexibility of their supply chain systems. Going forward, businesses should continue to look for ways to use technology to help them better prepare for future crises.

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Kelsi Chen

Kelsi Chen is a highly experienced and knowledgeable professional in the field of supply chain, flexibility, crisis, resilience, and automation. She has a deep understanding of the complexities of the global supply chain and is an expert in developing strategies and solutions to ensure continuity and success. Kelsi is a frequent speaker at industry events, and has a passion for helping organizations of all sizes to develop and maintain a resilient and automated supply chain.

2 thoughts on “Adapting Supply Chains to Survive the Pandemic

  • Este es un artículo interesante que destaca la importancia de estar preparados para cualquier futura interrupción. Me alegra ver que las empresas se están volviendo a la automatización y la inteligencia artificial para ayudarlos a ser más flexibles y resistentes. ¿Qué otras formas de tecnología se recomiendan para ayudar a prepararse para futuras crisis?

  • This is an interesting article that really highlights the importance of being prepared for any future disruptions. It’s great to see that businesses are turning to automation and artificial intelligence to help them become more flexible and resilient. I think machine learning could be a great tool for businesses to use for future disruptions.

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