. Read more at straitstimes.com. In addition to using the downtime to restructure its processes and upskill workers, Singapore needs to relook its supply chains from labour to materials to ensure the country is not overly dependent on any single source or market, he said.
The survey of 225 member firms, which was done in conjunction with Sandpiper Communications, sought to understand the impact of the outbreak on their operations and outlook, and the business environment here.
“Technology has fundamentally changed supply chains in the region and beyond. Then the second wave came from US-China trade issues, and now with the disease outbreak, these three sets of forces have really added impetus to our efforts to re-examine our supply chains. headtopics.com
Yes Sir..this we must! Our SGs osso not so kilat la... kia-soo, kia-see, kia bo-luei 😎😎😎. We must be steady Sir. Or our highly acclaimed NS training we boast so much is wasted MTI_Sg leehsienloong
“We are even going into where the components form that supply chain, in order for us to have a resilient supply chain. We also have to look at our markets mix and product mix. If we are not diversified ...
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