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Home » Report illustrates severity of COVID-19 impact on global supply chains
Results from a new, independently conducted survey released by Interos, found that more than 90% of companies expect the disruption of global supply chains caused by the pandemic will have long-lasting effects on their businesses.
Nearly every one of the 450-senior decision-makers in the United States who took the survey (98%) said their organization’s supply chain was disrupted. Their organizations grappled with shortages, demand reduction, price swings, and other upheaval in their supply chains due to the pandemic. More than 90% are concerned that future waves of infections will have similar consequences.