Global supply chains play an important role in driving economic growth and facilitating global market connectivity. However as globalization advances the challenges faced by supply chains
We provide a systematic and structured understanding of how the interactions of institutional logics influenced by field-levels structures and processes impact global supply chains and its constituents.
A sweeping new wave of U.S. tariffs rising costs and increasing pressure for ethical resilient supply chains have forced operators to rethink what ?global? really means?and whether their supply chain can keep up.
Global economic factors can have a significant impact on supply chain in various ways. These factors can affect everything from production costs and shipping logistics to demand for goods and market stability.
The analysis identifies six distinct types of geopolitical supply chain disruptions along with their respective effects and corresponding managerial decisions. Their connections are illustrated through specific models tailored to each geopolitical disruption.
This comprehensive study delves into the intricate dynamics of global supply chain management aiming to uncover prevailing trends challenges and strategies embraced by organizations.
Explore what the global supply chain is why it matters and the challenges businesses face in managing it. Learn how globalization disruptions and evolving logistics strategies shape today?s supply networks.
The World Economic Forum and Kearney present four plausible global outlooks for the future of supply chains each with distinct implications for trade regulation and resilience.
Supply chain disruption is no longer a sporadic event but a structural challenge facing global businesses. As 2025 makes clear trade policy volatility climate risk regulatory pressure and labor shortages cannot be managed through short-term fixes.