COVID shortages: Supply chains must become less efficient

The efficient leanness of supply chains before COVID-19 caused damage during the disruption. To counter this risk, Forbes advises adapting your supply chain to become flexibly risk-free. Efficiency does not always equal resiliency.

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COVID shortages: Supply chains must become less efficient