Supply Chain Resilience: The New Competitive Advantage
Recent high-profile events have served to highlight how vulnerable many supply chains are. We examine how to build supply chain resilience and translate this into competitive advantage.
The future is vertical
Paul Adams considers recent developments in the UK to accelerate the future of urban air mobility. How will these tech disruptors transform existing aerospace supply chains?
The changing world of Electric Vehicle supply chains
The whole automotive industry is engaged in a pivot towards Battery Electric Vehicles. Supply chain design is a crucial element in achieving the required pivot.
Future proofing the supply chain is critical to achieving competitive advantage
The challenges and benefits of building supply chain resilience and how businesses should look to future proof their supply chain as an enabler of competitive advantage.
Supply chain understanding and development is key to retrofit success
Action is needed to upgrade the energy efficiency homes and other buildings in the UK. However, issues must be addressed to implement the retrofit programme.
Building supply chain agility is now more critical than ever
The pandemic has provided a reminder of just how unpredictable patterns of supply and demand can be. Customers now expect a rapid, demand-driven approach to order fulfilment.
Robust, ongoing supply chain assessment is a critical underpin to strategic decision-making
Justin Benson discusses the importance of ongoing supply chain assessment, highlights some of the challenges involved and outlines how businesses can look to do this effectively.
Is car ownership back in the driving seat?
Some analysts believe the car ownership model could soon be back in the ascendancy due to COVID-19. What impact is this having on the automotive industry and are there any supply chain implications?
The long road to recovery starts here
With airlines grounded and international travel restrictions only now beginning to lift slightly, demand for replacement aircraft has plummeted and could take several years to recover.