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Onshoring and Localising Supply Chains: Impact on Venture Capital Investment

The pandemic has highlighted the importance of having a secure and reliable supply chain. In the wake of the pandemic, businesses have been looking to onshore and localise their supply chains to reduce the risk of disruption. This shift has been reflected in the venture capital investment into supply chain focused technology, which has significantly slowed in the past few months.

The trend of onshoring and localising supply chains has been driven by geopolitical tensions, as well as rising costs due to Covid-19 disruptions. However, while this may make sense from a security of supply point of view, it could lead to increased costs due to labour costs, regulation and energy costs.

It is clear that the pandemic has changed the way businesses view their supply chains and the importance of having a secure and reliable supply chain. As businesses continue to onshore and localise their supply chains, venture capital investment into supply chain focused technology is likely to remain slow.

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Naima Williams

Naima Williams is a highly experienced supply chain disruption and crisis management specialist. She has a deep understanding of the complexities of supply chain operations and the impact of disruption and crisis on the business. Naima is an expert in predictive analytics and machine learning, and has a proven track record of developing innovative solutions to complex problems.

3 thoughts on “Onshoring and Localising Supply Chains: Impact on Venture Capital Investment

  • This is a great article! I think the trend of onshoring and localising supply chains is a smart decision for businesses. It’s important to have a secure and reliable supply chain, and this is a good way to reduce the risk of disruption. Have you considered the use of machine learning to help businesses make decisions about their supply chains?

  • This is an intersting article. I agree that onshoring and localising supply chains is important to reduce the risk of disruption. It’s a good way to secure a reliable supply chain. I wonder if machine learing could be used to help businesses make decisions about their supply chains? Its worth considering.

  • Svetlana

    This is an interesting article. I think it’s important for businesses to think about their supply chains and how to protect their business from disruption. I think it would be beneficial for businesses to consider using machine learning to better understand their supply chains and make decisions about onshoring and localising.

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