Transforming Complexity into Clarity

Supply chains did not fail over the last five years. They performed exactly as they were designed to. The problem is that most were built for a world that no longer exists. For decades, companies optimized their supply chains for efficiency—lean inventories, single-source suppliers, and tightly synchronized production schedules. Those decisions made sense in stable environments where demand was predictable and disruption was rare. They drove down costs, improved margins, and

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