By Joe Skorupa
Balancing Supply Chain Resilience and Efficiency
Balancing Supply Chain Resilience and Efficiency
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SUPPLY CHAIN
TECHNOLOGY STUDY 2020
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Gaping holes emerged in the retail supply chain during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The most obvious were massive stock outs and category shortages. However, problems also included unsold stock sitting on store shelves, overflowing warehouses and DCs, out-of-season products, inability to accommodate booming e-commerce sales, and lack of good options to optimize last-mile delivery and curbside pickup. In this Supply Chain Technology Study, RIS benchmarks the state of the retail supply chain, identifies technologies that are keys to success, and recommends ways retailers can improve their ability to recover quickly from future disruptions.
IT budget that goes toward supply chain support
29
%
Respondents with more than $1 billion in revenue
35
%
Product assortment sourced outside North America
36
%
Respondents dedicated to supply chain or C-level
76
%
Believe essential supply chain workers need to be protected
88
STUDY HIGHLIGHTS
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