Global Supply Chain Disruptions Highlight Need for Connected Systems
The global supply chain is under pressure due to geopolitical instability, economic volatility, and compressed retail cycles. Recent conflicts involving the US, Israel, and Iran have disrupted key shipping corridors, leading to increased insurance costs, rerouting of vessels, and extended transit times. These disruptions expose the limits of traditional supply chain management approaches, which often rely on disconnected tools and systems. Fragmented systems create blind spots, leading to inefficiencies and escalating issues. Organizations are discovering that their existing systems were not designed for this level of complexity, highlighting the need for scalable, connected platforms that integrate multiple stakeholders, processes, and data streams. 
