Businesses adapt to supply-chain slowdowns, the new reality

The supply chain crisis has businesses down but not out. Some entrepreneurs and executives have dug into creative, nimble solutions.

  • By Louis Llovio and Mark Gordon
  • | 1:15 p.m. March 3, 2022
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Mark Wemple. Erin Meagher, founder and CEO of Beneficial Blends, says overcoming supply chain issues requires constant vigilance.
Mark Wemple. Erin Meagher, founder and CEO of Beneficial Blends, says overcoming supply chain issues requires constant vigilance.
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Two years into the new world order brought on by COVID-19, masks are coming off, schools are open and vaccines are available to anyone who wants one. Some of the problems brought on by worldwide pandemic remain with us, however, and, by the looks of it, will be with us for a long time.

One of those problems is quite familiar to business leaders, from corporates suites to the home office: the supply chain.

 

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