The Indian MSME sector is huge; one of India’s top news publishing platforms reports that MSMEs have generated 120 million jobs. Today, almost 1/3rd of India’s GDP is generated from MSMEs, with the Government of India focusing on bringing that figure to 50% through the Ministry of MSME (MoMSME).
The global supply chain industry has been going through a rapid transformation over the past few years. With this transformation, supply chain partnerships are also gaining momentum as companies look for ways to manage risks, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. These partnerships involve two or more companies working together
Supply chains are highly interconnected and often involve multiple third-party vendors and suppliers, which increases the risk of cyber-attacks. Any weak link in the supply chain can put the entire operation at risk, and businesses must proactively identify and address these vulnerabilities. One of the main risks associated with
Quantum computing is a relatively new technology, but has the potential to revolutionize many industries, including supply chain management. With the ability to perform complex calculations at incredible speeds, quantum computers could help businesses optimize their supply chain operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. In this article, we’ll take
The past few years have brought unprecedented challenges to global supply chains. The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted trade flows, causing massive backlogs at ports and delays in delivery times. Political tensions between major trading partners have led to tariffs and trade barriers, while natural disasters such as the Suez Canal
