Revitalising Supply Chain and EHS Practices

Faced with labour and skill shortages, production stoppages across the world, uncertainty of trading relationships, transportation bottlenecks and growing costs, there is a pressing need for Supply Chain and Safety leaders to act and ensure their resilience for the future. 

Although supply chain risk has typically focused on a narrow range of elements, such as logistics delays or suppliers’ financial stability, the scope needs to cover the following elements to ensure business continuity:

• Third-party risk management
• Supply Chain visibility and EHS data for proactive risk mitigation
• Building safety culture within the supply chain

A technology-led holistic approach is needed to build a resilient Supply Chain and Safety Culture to combat future disruptions.