Forbes April 7, 2025
For decades, supply chains have relied on fixed infrastructure—private networks, dedicated fleets and siloed distribution centers—because they were designed for predictable operations over many years. But in today’s supply chain operations, predictability has become the exception rather than the rule. With fluctuating markets, increased consumer demand and political upheaval, volatility is the new normal. The systems that used to provide stability now create liability.
We need to develop new strategies for constructing, linking together and managing supply chains. An open network model, powered by AI, makes a promising new paradigm.
Why Open Networks Make Sense
Supply chains are deeply complex, and no two systems are alike. This makes coordination an ongoing challenge, making a company’s ability to adapt to dynamic...
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