With the COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain disruption, companies and countries are scouring across the globe for essentials and realizing how supply chains would see how downsides play out in ‘Just-in-Time’. For supply chains, ‘Just-in-Time’ inventory was a perfect antidote for high warehousing costs. At the start of 2020, we had an abundance of products waiting to be dispatched without any shortages of essentials.
In the April issue, you can navigate how leaders behave in a crisis, learn how COVID-19 is testing global supply chains and how governments have started to protect small suppliers. (One who eventually gets impacted by Force Majeure).
