1、Supply Chain Management in a Resource-Constrained World2Key Findings Geopolitical,trade,demographic and climate-driven disruptions are constraining supply chains,impacting costs and challenging service levels,threatening organizations abilities to survive and grow.Climate change and its implications
2、 for people,governments and resources including the resource demands of the energy transition will make these constraints more pronounced in the future.Challenged with too many immediate obstacles to mitigate this threat,leading supply chains motivate action by focusing stakeholders on urgent,tangib
3、le issues,rather than on long-term constraints.As volatile geopolitics disrupt resource flows,changing demographics demand new products and climate change threatens supply,thriving means extracting more value from constrained resources.This report shows CSCOs how to secure their supply chains econom
4、ic future and environmental sustainability.While supply chain leaders heavily focus on procurement strategies to mitigate exposure to resource constraints,marginal changes in product and supply chain design more significantly reduce exposure to constrained resources.Growth in a resource-constrained
5、world requires innovation,overcoming uncertainty and knowledge gaps that hinder transformative change,and engaging supply chain and ecosystem partners.Executive SummaryBecome a Client Follow Us on LinkedIn Sign Up for Our Newsletter3IntroductionA convergence of turbulent geopolitics,climate change a
6、nd shifting global demographics means that the resources our supply chains rely on including energy,talent,minerals and fibers are increasingly constrained.Supply chains recognize that resource constraints presenta threat.An example of this can be seen in the 2023 Gartner Future of Supply Chain Surv