Deciphering the great supply chain reset
With disruptions ever-present, the Supply Chain and Logistics Conclave 2023 highlighted key supply chain trends that offer a competitive advantage
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India-US to collaborate on semiconductor supply chain resiliency
The proposal is to leverage the complementary strengths of both countries and facilitate commercial opportunities and development of semiconductor innovation ecosystems.
High inflation 'major concern', changing its course priority: RBI
Reserve Bank governor Shaktikanta Das says policy measures could impact demand in the short-term but moderating inflation pressure is crucial at this stage.
Neutralising Consumption War Premium
Supply chain disruption caused by Russia-Ukraine war has compelled consumer product companies to undertake another round of steep price hikes, slash trade margins and use substitute ingredients.
Uniform logistics platform can leapfrog India’s growth story, say key stakeholders
India incurs the highest logistic cost (14%) in the world as a percentage of GDP in comparison to the likes of the US and Germany (8%-9%).
Global supply chains: can polluters ever be sustainable?
Global supply chains might need an estimated $100 trillion investment to achieve the planet’s goal of net-zero carbon emission over the next three decades.
Track, train, transform: a path to digital supply chains
Here's how digital supply chain start-ups are in the works in this burgeoning industry.
Able to meet only 70%-75% of demand: MG Motor
The global semiconductor shortage has adversely affected MG Motor‘s production levels and will continue till August, says Rajeev Chaba, the company's president and managing director.
Covid-19 disruptions may push up retail inflation
Amid state-wide lockdowns imposed to tackle the surge in Coronavirus cases, and supply-chain disruptions, concerns of rising inflation remain.
We can stop the Suez crisis from occurring again
The recent crisis at the Suez Canal has thrown up questions about the viability of our existing supply chain networks. To stop the crisis from repeating again, these networks need to be revamped.
