Maersk Calls for Redesigned Supply Chains Built for Constant Change
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Maersk has published guidance on designing supply chains with resilience as a core principle to navigate an era of constant operational disruptions and change.
The company emphasizes that supply chains must be intentionally architected to absorb and adapt to ongoing challenges rather than revert to pre-disruption models.
This reflects an industry-wide recognition that volatility is structural, not temporary, requiring fundamental shifts in how organizations approach sourcing, routing, and inventory strategies.
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