Ahybrid approach combining DTC and traditional distribution allows companies to leverage the strengths of both models, providing flexibility and resilience in their supply chains.
Companies that approach peak season spikes with a comprehensive, cross-functional strategy are better positioned to strengthen customer loyalty and boost profits.
By strengthening supplier collaboration and building greater trust across networks, businesses can move from simply reacting to disruptions to proactively creating opportunities.
A new U.S. presidential administration signals a potential significant shift in American economic policy, affecting M&A, global trade and supply chains.
S&P Global Mobility’s new whitepaper, Automotive Suppliers Outlook for 2025, reveals key takeaways and quotes from the executive interviews, offering insights into how each company plans to approach disruption in the years ahead.
Disruptive global events, fluctuating demand patterns, and rising customer expectations are pushing traditional supply chain planning systems to their breaking point. Download the Definitive Guide to Adaptive Supply Chain Planning and take the first step toward future-proofing your supply chain.