About this episode

This episode discusses the ongoing pressures on supply chains despite a ceasefire and the implications of the war on Iran for supply chain resilience.

Send me a message A ceasefire is in place, so why are supply chains still under pressure? Because a half-open chokepoint can be harder to manage than a fully closed one. In this second bonus episode of Resilient Supply Chain+, I break down what the war on Iran means for supply chain resilience, sustainability, risk, data, and visibility over the next 6-12 months. This isn’t about headline panic. It’s about what happens when disruption becomes friction, when shipping is still moving but at hig...

People in this episode

Host: Tom Raftery

Topics covered

• supply chain resilience
• sustainability
• risk management
• data visibility
• geopolitical impact

Keywords

• supply chain
• ceasefire
• Iran
• risk
• disruption
• shipping
• visibility

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Iran

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