Building Long-Term Supply Chain Resilience
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the supply chain ensured that essential supplies medicines and food kept flowing around the glob to the billions of people who needed them
2020 has demonstrated that what is required by companies to endure is a strong business model backed by a robust digital infrastructure
we have witnessed how in recent years Global Supply Chain are continuing to migrate away from the analog model of the past to the more digitalized tomorrow
crisis is a trigger for Innovation and that's certainly proven to be the case in Abu Dhabi ports
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Following the unprecedented pressure and disruption to “business as usual” throughout the global supply chain as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, this webinar will address how ports and logistics have and will continue to adapt “new normal” for the global supply chain with a focus on the part played by the Middle East. Areas of discussion will include: What role will Middle East ports play in a more collaborative and coordinated global supply chain of the future? How can the Middle East maritime cluster support the global supply chain of the future? What role has technology played in the resilience of the supply chain in 2020 and how can solutions be utilised to ensure trade keeps flowing? After an initial impact volume growth has returned to ports and shipping, can this trajectory of recovery be expected to continue? How can what has been learned about managing supply chains in the pandemic be applied to make the sector more efficient in the future? Will the economic effects of the pandemic have a lasting impact on the region’s patterns of trade with key markets in Asia and Africa? How will this impact the hub and spoke model?