COVID-19 has exposed the skewness in the globalized supply chain. During the pandemic, the disruption of the value chain was common across most, if not all, industries and geographies. Because of that, businesses virtually entered hibernation mode, dropping the exchange of goods to an abysmal level. To prepare for the next big disruption, companies need
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