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EY Ecosystem strategies help assess ecosystem strengths, identify market opportunities and determine your role within targeted ecosystems. Learn how.
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Rethinking the model: from linear to networked
Given the heightened demand and public awareness of the importance of supply chains, the logistics landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Industry 4.0 demands a shift from rigid, point-A-to-point-B linear supply chains to agile, technology-driven networked ecosystems. Unlike traditional linear models, where disruptions such as port strikes or natural disasters can cripple operations, networked supply chains are adaptive, resilient and designed to “self-heal” during disruptions to minimize business impact.
By embracing a networked approach, organizations can establish contingency plans – plan A, B and C – to maintain operational continuity and respond swiftly to disruptions. In today’s fast-paced environment of changing customer demands and logistical challenges, agility is no longer optional –it’s essential.
The key to this agility lies in modernizing outdated technology. Still, many organizations are held back by legacy systems that limit their ability to adapt and thrive.