Authored By: Stellium’s Supply Chain Planning & Business Consulting Team, Verified by Anirban Majumdar . The automotive industry is at an inflection point. Shifting consumer demand, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), and global supply chain disruptions are rewriting the rules of production and distribution. For OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers)
Supply chain disruption is the new normal. Leaders know that incremental improvements are no longer enough strategic transformation is required to stay competitive. That’s why SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP) is in the spotlight for organizations ready to shape the future of planning. As supply chain advisors, we constantly ask:
What if a single policy shift could upend global trade, spike your costs, and rewrite your entire supply chain strategy? In 2025, tariffs are doing just that! The squeaky tariff gets the headlines, but labor costs and physical inventory are the silent forces pulling the strings! The supply chain landscape
“Behind every sip and every swipe lies a story of dedication, where a global symphony is conducted by the quiet heroes of the supply chain.” You wake up to the familiar aroma of coffee and routine comfort. With a warm mug in hand and your phone lighting up with the
