Supply chain disruptions continue to pose significant financial risk, even for companies with strong operational capabilities, as technology gaps, limited visibility, and growing complexity contribute to revenue losses and inefficiencies.
Key Takeaways
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Revenue loss despite stability: While most companies report their supply chains operate as intended, a majority still lose revenue due to disruptions, often tied to service penalties and inefficiencies.
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Technology gaps and complexity: Automation and AI adoption are rising, but many firms lack real-time, end-to-end visibility, and increased automation is adding operational complexity.
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Shift toward smarter orchestration: Companies are prioritizing AI-driven, connected supply chain models with human oversight to improve decision-making and reduce ongoing disruptions.
