We are pleased to present the 13th edition of the BCI Supply Chain Resilience Report, sponsored by SGS.

This report comes at a time when lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic have become business as usual within organizations but rising geopolitical tensions and climate change pose new challenges to supply chains and those managing them.

This report shows that COVID-19 was a shock lesson in supply chain resilience good practice. Management commitment to supply chain management is at an all-time high, while centralised reporting of supply chain disruptions and investment into specialist technology tools have also soared.

However,  work still needs to be done. Many organizations are still failing to make basic checks on the business continuity and resilience plans of their most critical suppliers, and reporting data on disruptions is frequently held in Excel spreadsheets and not shared throughout the organization. Furthermore, while tools, such as supply chain mapping software have seen an increase in usage, many are still not fully embracing the benefits that technology can bring to ensure a truly resilient supply chain.

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