When global disruptions hit home: Are supply chains resilient and prepared?

We used to think of supply chains as something that just happened in the background until they stopped working. With the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the sudden spike in the price of fertilizer meant for domestic use, global events are hitting closer to home than ever before.In this episode, Rohit Chaturvedi, Partner, Transport and Logistics, Government, Infrastructure and Development sector Advisory Services, Forvis Mazars in India, joins us to break down why the old way of doing things focusing only on the lowest cost- is no longer enough to survive. We need to have resilience.We talk about why businesses are still failing their "stress tests," how AI is trying to bridge the gap, and what it actually takes to build a business that doesn't collapse the next time a major shipping route gets blocked.Tune in to understand the hidden forces currently reshaping the global economy and how they impact your world.