Aberdeen Group Report: Domestic vs. International Supply Chain Performance & Investment Disparity

The increased complexity and multi-party nature of global supply chains has led to longer lead times, more in-transit and multi-channel inventory, and the need to control downstream and upstream logistics.

All those costs add up, which means that a 1% investment in international supply chain efficiency will yield a far greater return than investment in the domestic supply chain.

The Aberdeen Group’s new report investigates:

• The significant performance gap between global leaders and laggards
• The automation strategies that top performers deploy to save over $17 million annually
• The steps your company can take to achieve operational readiness