The global supply chain is so important for the worldwide flow of goods that we have made it the focus of this issue of Spotlight publication, focusing on the risks that a globally operating supply chain entails.
The world has become more vulnerable. We are experiencing natural disasters on an ever-increasing scale, global supply chain dependencies, cyber attacks, a pandemic and now the war in Ukraine.
Suddenly, the downsides of globalisation that gave us stable economic growth for a long time is also noticeable. The consequences of negative events are interruptions in global supply chains, backlogs in orders, rising raw material and energy prices and economic imbalances.
Some of the highlights in this Spotlight edition include:
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