Ever changing conflicts, as well as trade barriers and stricter regulatory requirements mean that international supply chains need to be fundamentally realigned. But how can we permanently protect supply chains from future shock waves?

Long delivery times, empty shelves: supply chains have been under enormous pressure since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine. Companies and entire economic areas have suffered serious competitive disadvantages as a result. According to a recent survey undertaken by Accenture, the economic damage resulting from supply chains which are broken and cannot be fixed in the mid-term is likely to reach EUR 920 billion by the end of 2023 in the eurozone alone. Resolving the supply chain issue is therefore among the most urgent tasks of economic policy-makers and decision-makers.

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