Rebuilding Resilience and Sustainability in Supply Chains
Companies are taking steps to change their supply chains and implement cutting-edge technology. For many supply chain leaders, the focus goes behind efficiency and cost control to support growth and build agile, resilient enterprises.
In an Harvard Business Review Analytic Services (HBR-AS) webinar, Alex Clemente from HBR-AS shared research findings on building resilience and sustainability in APAC supply chains. He was joined by two leading practitioners, SK Agrawal of Indorama Ventures and Dr. Ravi Prakash Mathur of Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, who shared their own experiences and insights on how supply chains are transforming.
The panelists discussed:
- The factors driving APAC companies to rethink their supply chains
- The focus and priorities of APAC supply chain leaders
- What companies are doing to create more resilient, sustainable supply chains
- The role of real-time data, visibility, and technology to make more informed supply chain decisions
Major disruptions over the past few years have shifted the focus of many supply chain leaders from cost and efficiency to resilience. In this HBR-AS webinar, these supply-chain experts shared practical advice and examples from leaders in the region for what companies can do to redesign processes at scale and build more resilient supply chains.