How big data builds more resilient supply chains

If you’ve been to a supermarket recently, you will probably have encountered empty shelves, sky-high prices, or even rationing. These shortages come hot on the heels of an energy crisis, which was preceded by widespread electronics and automotive shortages. Consumers have endured outages like these since the beginning of the pandemic, leaving many to ponder if things will ever return to “normal”.

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