When you work with suppliers around the globe, you have an opportunity to tap into manufacturing strengths, cost-effective production, and diverse markets. However, these benefits come with their fair share of challenges, making supply chains management even more critical. From language barriers to logistical hiccups, overseas partnerships require a strong plan to keep production on track and maintain quality standards. In fact, around 62% of organizations report limited visibility within their supply chains, and disruptions can cost global businesses approximately $184 billion every year. This blog post will discuss five best practices in supply chains management to help you work…

Supply chains disruptions can affect any business, large or small. Unforeseen events—whether caused by tariffs, geopolitical tensions, or lingering pandemic effects—can derail a company’s carefully planned sourcing strategy. In May 2025, U.S. seaborne imports from China plummeted by 28.5% year-over-year, reportedly due to the imposition of 145% tariffs (source: Reuters). Such developments highlight just how fragile global trade can be and underscore the need to plan ahead. In this post, we will discuss practical ways to adjust your approach, enhance supply chain resilience, and maintain profitability in the face of ongoing supply chains disruptions. Introduction to supply chains disruptions Supply…