56% of global business leaders expect disruptions to severely hit operations: KPMG
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- ✓A KPMG International report says 56 percent of global business leaders expect severe disruptions to hit their operations.
- ✓Many leaders noted that risks got worse over the past two years.
- ✓Anish De said, "Resilience is no longer just a supply chain function, it has become a board-level concern."
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- India Economy
A recent KPMG International report indicates that 56 percent of global business leaders anticipate severe disruptions affecting operations. The report highlights increasing risk exposure, with 70 percent of leaders noting escalated risks in recent years. Technology disruption and geopolitical tensions are identified as primary concerns for the near future. Companies are prioritizing AI and predictive analytics to enhance supply chain resilience and managing risks.
New Delhi: As many as 56 per cent of global business leaders expect external disruptions, including geopolitical conflicts, energy shocks, cyber threats, trade uncertainties and climate-related events, to severely affect their organisations' operations, costs and performance over the next three to five years, according to a KPMG International report.
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