Supply chain risks are hitting harder and faster than five years ago, and companies can no longer put off digital transformation. Experts say the unpredictability has grown so much that robust risk assessment is now essential just to keep up.
Again, when you think about supply chain risk in 2025, what do you think has changed the most compared to like 5 years ago?
So I think, you know, the risks are becoming, I think, more frequent. But I think, and also, you know, I think harder to predict in a lot of cases.
There was a point wherein we really had to accept the fact that there is really no option but to accelerate our digital revolution game, whereas before we knew that it was something that was coming, but we were still sitting comfortably where we were back then, striding with our own pace. So as it is from that definition itself, I think it goes without saying that risks today are coming in with more frequency. with more intensity than ever before, so much so that I think they're multidimensional now. So today, I think more than ever, there's more emphasis in terms of putting value in terms of risk assessment and management as well.
So in today's perspective, when we are looking at things in the interconnected world, what is, from your perspective, any one of you in the general panel, that is the biggest risk that's keeping you awake at night today?
