Global supply chain resilience is no longer a luxury but a strategic imperative that underpins customer trust, competitive differentiation, and the ability to withstand and rebound from a wide range of shocks.In the post-pandemic era, disruptions arrive with alarming frequency—from port congestion and supplier insolvencies to sudden shifts in demand—forcing leadership teams to rethink where and how they source, manufacture, and deliver goods across borders, while reassessing transportation modes, inventory buffers, and supplier qualification standards to stay ahead of evolving risk landscapes, including post-pandemic supply chains challenges.