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Supply Futures

Athena @ ST 23 May 2017


Geopolitical issues and rapid technological change threaten traditional supply chains. Read on to discover where the opportunities lie in the future and take action accordingly.
What is changing?

Supply chain

Supply

Process

Demand

Year

Supply energy

Risks

Production

Water

Supply cut

Supply rising

Supply chain partner

Supply chain professional

Market

Growth

Implications

Sentiment Analysis
Supply chain sentiment has been mostly neutral for some time. Last months, blip, caused by fears of a hard Brexit and possible changes in US trade policies have largely dissipated it seems.

 
Topic map
Not surprisingly, supply futures are driven primarily by energy, food and water demand and trade policies. We recommend you further explore these topics forecasts at Shaping Tomorrow to gain further foresight on how supply chains may be impacted in the future.

Heat map
North and South America, India, and Australia have the biggest opportunities and risks with their supply chains going forward. China, Canada and Russia are in the second tier right now.

Time to complete: Athena, our robot, has determined which forecasts should be included in this Trend Alert. She found 6,699 forecasts in seconds to allow us to publish this summary in less than thirty minutes. She can turn these into PowerPoint slides and Audio files in minutes too.

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