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The world’s supply chains are splitting, but this expert says that may not be a bad thing
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The world’s supply chains are splitting, but this expert says that may not be a bad thing
In today’s era of globalization intertwined with geopolitical shifts, the term “supply chain” carries dual weight, symbolizing both the lifeline of the global economy and its underlying fragility. Once defined by fluid, cost-driven efficiency, global supply chains are now being reshaped by national priorities and strategic realignments. Among the leading voices in this field is professor Hau Leung Lee of the Stanford Graduate School of Business,…
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