Long after the pandemic and a host of other disruptions delivered a fatal blow to lean supply chains, consumer packaged goods (CPG) manufacturers are determined to gain the visibility they need for resiliency – with good reason. IDC analysts predicted that by the end of this year, half of all manufacturing supply chains will see the benefits of supply chain resiliency, resulting in a 10% reduction in disruption impact. Gartner researchers found the top two business drivers for digital supply chain strategy were to improve the customer experience (97%) and reduce costs (98%).
“There isn’t a CPG manufacturer who would disagree that having visibility across their supply chain is paramount to resilient business during these disruptive times,” said Stanko Simonski, CPG industry value advisor at SAP. “The question is how to close the gap between the vision and reality. Market leaders are gaining the visibility to first, understand what’s likely to happen and how they need to respond, and second, act on the decisions they’ve made.”
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