Forbes February 7, 2025
Alex Saric is the chief marketing officer at Ivalua.
As we move further into 2025, businesses are bracing for a global economic landscape defined by change. Geopolitical tensions are reshaping international trade as President Trump proposes fresh tariffs on several countries and an uptick in U.S. inflation rates causes financial uncertainty to persist.
These pressures are set to impact global supply chains. Only with careful management and forward planning can businesses mitigate risks, control costs and strengthen supplier networks.
Navigating these challenges requires a delicate balancing act. In 2025, procurement teams will face mounting pressure to cut costs while leveraging cutting-edge technology in supply chains to make them more flexible and resilient. Here are four supply chain trends businesses must...
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