COVID-19 to usher new Wall Street focus on supply chain hedging

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COVID-19 to usher new Wall Street focus on supply chain hedging

Gregory W. Tuthill, chief commercial officer, SeaCube Containers | Mar 24, 2020 11:28AM EDT
The lessons learned from logistics managers, carriers, shippers, and high-technology companies — such as inventory backstops and redundancy in the network — will create the groundwork of a new way of approaching mitigating sourcing risk.
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