Supply Chains

Here's how we need to change global supply chains after COVID-19

'The perfect, fully pandemic-proof supply chain will never exist' but we can make current models better Image: REUTERS/Satish Kumar

Christoph Schell
Chief Commercial Officer, Intel
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Triggers of global supply chain disruption outlined in 2011
Triggers of global supply chain disruption outlined in 2011 Image: World Economic Forum

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