By Etosha Thurman
Inflation, economic instability, materials and labor shortages, climate change—almost any disruption you can imagine is a pressure point that makes procurement and supply chain management exponentially more complex.
As they grapple with continual disruption, sourcing and procurement leaders also have to manage ever-shifting strategies to control spending, address stakeholder needs, and reduce risk exposure.
After what we’ve experienced in the global economy over the past few years, predicting risk has never been so…
