Lessons From COVID-19: How Pharma Supply Chains Must Evolve Before Next Disaster

Experts describe the agile, localized supply chains that will emerge, only perhaps to be forgotten just-in-time for the next crisis.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a reckoning for a global pharmaceutical supply chain that in recent years has grown more efficient than resilient, supply chain experts say.

Companies are compensating for the lack of resiliency by communicating constantly, finding new ways to complete routine tasks and collaborating like never before to keep the supply chain from breaking

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