Moving supply chains beyond Asia

The common understanding of supply chains is they all go to China: cheaper, better, faster. That’s changing pretty dramatically. It changed when we saw the weather events and political disruptions in that part of the world. It changed as customers began to understand the value of having alternatives to that supply chain. It changed as political events began to push prices and costs in those geographies, in many cases, to a level of uncertainty—but certainly, in most cases, higher. Sometimes it’s just time to market...