For businesses today, merely surviving the pandemic and economic downturn is tough enough — but not enough.

As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold around the world, it delivered a shock to the system that tested manufacturers’ ability to adapt to change.

These technologies are underpinning today's shock-resistant supply chains.

As the world moves toward near-sourcing, instantaneous commerce and automated logistics, these are the steps companies are taking to build efficient supply chains.

Rob Valdez, director of cybersecurity and automation services with CPA and advisory firm Kaufman Rossin, describes how artificial intelligence can help companies weather the current coronavirus pandemic, as well as other major supply-chain disruptions.

Supply chains are transforming into “supply networks,” and omnichannel fulfillment is increasing the complexity.