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Anyone who tried to buy toilet paper last spring felt the effects of the havoc wreaked on domestic supply chains by the Covid-19 pandemic. And for the past year, organizations across nearly every industry have been working feverishly to address severe vulnerabilities across their supply chains.
It s a serious issue that s even drawing attention from the U.S. government: Last month, President Biden s administration signed a new executive order mandating a 100-day review of four critical domestic supply chains to prevent future product shortages.
Since supply chains weren t the hottest topic of dinner table conversation before Covid-19, this new spotlight on the topic raises several key questions for the American public and organizations alike. Why is protecting domestic supply chains so important? How do vulnerabilities impact everyday consumers? Which business models are most at risk? And what can be done about it?