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Five years ago, during the COVID-19 pandemic, companies and consumers learned what can happen when supply chains get snarled.

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As proven during the pandemic, supply chain breakdowns can derail economies. Short-term changes can be a Band-Aid fix but do not support long-term resilience when the next crisis comes along.

Analyst Insight: Crisis management and supply chain reliability are two sides of the same coin. When a crisis hits, it impacts everyone, and the key to controlling the impact lies in acting faster ...