Global Supply Chain Outlook
Global Supply Chain Outlook
WIll de-globalisation lead to the end of global supply chains? In this webinar with INSEAD Professor Enver Yucesan, we will discuss how the geo-political forces that drive deglobalization may affect the design of global supply chains and thus the shape of the Global Factory.
Topics include:
- Supply chain complexities
- Emerging technologies
- Macro forces such as trade barriers on the reconfiguration of supply chains involving choices among offshoring, nearshoring, and reshoring.
- Synthesising a multi-level hierarchical framework of supply chain design
- Nearshoring vs reshoring
- Political pressure for reducing offshoring works
- Importance of manufacturing and ecosystem complexity in mediating the rate of reversal of offshoring decisions
Agenda
Thursday, 2 March 2023
| 10:00am CET / 4:00pm SGT |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
| 10:10am CET /4:10pm SGT |
Deep dive into Global Supply Chain trends
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| 10:45am CET / 4:45pm SGT | Q&A |
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