Area firm analyzes effects of COVID-19 on global supply chains

The pandemic has caused worldwide supply chain disruptions. A strategist from Fort Myers-based supply chain services firm Allyn International shares what she’s seeing and what might be ahead.


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Courtesy. Amy Reszkowski, digital strategist for Fort Myers-based supply chain services firm Allyn International Services Inc., regularly analyzes supply chains worldwide.
Courtesy. Amy Reszkowski, digital strategist for Fort Myers-based supply chain services firm Allyn International Services Inc., regularly analyzes supply chains worldwide.
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It’s hard to find an aspect of personal or business life untouched by the coronavirus pandemic.

With the outbreak stretching across countries and continents, global supply chains, for one, have seen major impacts.

Amy Reszkowski, digital strategist for Fort Myers-based supply chain services firm Allyn International Services Inc., regularly analyzes supply chains worldwide. Allyn, with 23 locations worldwide, about 400 employees and $32 million in revenue in 2018, provides transportation management, logistics sourcing, freight forwarding, supply chain consulting, tax management and global trade compliance. During the crisis, Reszkowski has been sending out updates to staff and clients three times a week with research and information from employees on the ground in China, the Middle East and throughout Europe.

 

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