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How Manufacturers can

Overcome Global Supply Chain

Issues During the Pandemic

During COVID-19, it has become

crucial for manufacturers to be able

to maintain production with limited

supply. Supply chain issues can

disrupt business operations and lead to

substantial financial losses. Manufacturers

who have been able to implement strategies

that allow them to continue operation are in a

great position to come out of this global crisis

successfully.

This article discusses how global supply

chain models may be transformed and how

you may be able to overcome the current

challenges. Every business has its own unique

set of circumstances so some of these ideas

may or may not apply to your manufacturing

company. In any case, we hope you find these

ideas helpful and encouraging.

Inventory Optimisation

Inventory Optimisation is one of the key

ways that manufacturers can minimise their

risks during pandemics. When you are able

to predict demand, it allows you to make

better decisions about how much inventory is

currently available and any additional supplies

you need to place an order for. Certainly, the

scale of COVID-19 caught us all by surprise.

None of us could have foreseen the number

of supply chain issues we would face and

the experience has given us all insight into

vulnerabilities we had yet to consider.

Product Substitution

Supply chains have become increasingly

complex and globalised due to an ever

increasing number of players involved at each

step, from raw material suppliers all the way

through to final product assembly. During a

crisis, it is time manufacturing businesses need

to think creatively in order to survive and even

thrive. Due to the current global supply chain

issues, manufacturers are using alternative or

substitute materials.

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