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Sustainable practices in the supply chain can prove challenging but here are 5 trends that will improve supply chain sustainability across the board.

Supply chain managers need to implement measures that mitigate the risk of supply chain disruptions to day-to-day life and ensure supply chain resilience.

Flexibility, multi-sourcing, collaboration, sustainability, technology and streamlining operations are some of habits of supply chain winners.

Supply chain optimisation involves increasing the efficiency of the network by bringing in leading technology and streamlining workflow. This is necessary to ensure the company operates at maximum capacity and is prepared to overcome future disruptions.

Supply chains are susceptible to a number of external factors that can cause massive disruptions if not properly prepared for. Supply chain managers need to implement measures that create a resilient, flexible supply chain to withstand potential impact. 

Innovative technology, including AI and IoT, gives managers access to real-time data throughout the supply chain. When used correctly, this real-time data drives decision-making by offering insights into demand and operational efficiency.

Trade wars, conflict and resource shortages resulting from environmental challenges will cause disruption to an already fragile global supply chain. Digital solutions are key to creating more visibility and minimising the risk. 

Carrier performance management has never been so important. Companies can improve logistics efficiency and elevate customer relations by monitoring this area.

Visibility in supply chains is key to navigating the ever-changing global landscape. The latest technological developments must be incorporated into existing supply chains to properly manage risk, with ongoing updates and oversight provided.

Disruptions to the supply chain are inevitable at some point, but customers are more likely to support businesses that are transparent in their operations. Building customer trust requires a thorough supply chain analysis and sustainable procedures for the long term.