Bringing Supply Chains Back Home
Leadership Perspectives: Episode 16
What happens when businesses go local on their supply chains—especially during COVID-19? Julie Adès from the Global Commerce Centre explains the motivations, trends, and possible impacts.
The full story: Bringing Them Home: Reshoring Supply Chains Is Not a Panacea.
Julie Adès
Former Senior Economist, Signal49 Research
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