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Adapting to Change: The Effect of COVID-19 on Supply Chain

Adapting to Change: The Effect of COVID-19 on Supply Chain

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on businesses globally. Overnight, organizations were forced to adapt the way they operate to respond to evolving demand and supply requirements.

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