Forbes March 11, 2025
Supply chain disruptions are here to stay, it seems, and they’re reaching new levels of complexity. AI-driven insights from interos.ai’s 2024 predictions report suggests that a perfect storm of factors—geopolitical instability, climate-induced disruptions, and shifting trade policies—will drive shortages in key industries like consumer electronics, electric vehicle (EV) components, and sustainable materials. And with the Trump administration stirring possible trade wars over new tariffs, such as those on steel and aluminum, the economic ripple effects will be major. So, what can we prepare for?
What to Watch in Shortage Forecasting
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already playing a critical role in forecasting supply chain vulnerabilities, and what’s exciting is that it’s also allowing companies to anticipate disruptions before they happen. “We...
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