Modernizing your supply chain for a greater impact: Redesign, construct, and manage your supply network to streamline processes, drive necessary change, and deliver value that benefits your business, society, and the planet.
is the average revenue growth opportunity that businesses are missing each year due to vulnerability to disruption
of emissions come from Tier 2 suppliers and beyond
of total working hours in supply chain roles can be transformed by generative AI
of companies take over 120 days to recover from disruption
AI & Digital Intelligence Everywhere — Advanced technologies like AI, machine learning, and smart sensors are increasingly used to forecast demand, manage inventory, and enable real-time tracking across global supply-chain networks.
Real-Time Visibility & Digital Twins — Many companies now build virtual “digital twin” models of their supply networks; this allows them to simulate supply disruptions or demand shifts and react faster.
Resilience & Network Diversification — Rather than relying on a single supplier or region, businesses are diversifying sourcing and distribution across multiple regions or countries. This helps mitigate risks from geopolitical instability, trade disruptions, or disasters.
Sustainability & ESG Integration — Supply chains are turning “green” — through sustainable sourcing, reverse-logistics, recycling or circular-economy models. Environmental and social governance (ESG) considerations are now core, not optional.
Overall, the shift is toward smarter, more transparent, adaptable and responsible supply-chain networks — able to anticipate change, respond flexibly, and meet both business and ethical demands.
