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State of Supply Chain Sustainability 2020

Sustainability is impacting the way companies operate in every industry across the globe. Yet our understanding of supply chain sustainability and its impact on enterprises is limited. The State of Supply Chain Sustainability 2020 Report aims to fill this information gap and to help inform what the future of supply chain sustainability might look like.
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September 01, 2020
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State of Supply Chain Sustainability 2021

Last year, when the impact of the Covid 19 pandemic was still escalating, we expected the crisis to dampen companies’ enthusiasm for investing in supply chain sustainability (SCS). Enterprises would surely divert all their attention to combating the pandemic. Remarkably, the survey results suggest that Covid 19 did not significantly slow the push to make supply chains more sustainable. More than 80% of survey respondents in this year's report claimed the crisis had no impact or increased their firm's commitments to SCS. Executives were undeterred by the crisis; 83% of the executives interviewed said that Covid 19 has either accelerated SCS activity or, at the very least, increased awareness and brought urgency to this growing field.
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July 13, 2021
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State of Supply Chain Sustainability 2022

The 2022 State of Supply Chain Sustainability report explores how supply chain sustainability (SCS) practices are being implemented globally and what that means for professionals, enterprises, industries, and the planet. This year's report indicates that pressure to support SCS has increased steadily since last year, though that pressure has focused on different areas than it did last year. In particular, environmental dimensions of SCS received much more attention than in 2020: Climate change mitigation and natural resource/biodiversity conservation saw the biggest increases in interest from last year. Notably, no one issue area saw a decrease in interest from 2020 to 2021. The report is founded on a large-scale international survey of supply chain professionals with over 3,300 respondents conducted in late 2021. Survey results are combined with 15 executive interviews and supported by news and social media content analysis from the same year. To attain the broadest audience of practitioners and input from various sectors, the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP), a leading, global, professional association, collaborated on data collection. For the first time this year, the survey component of data collection was offered in three languages: English, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese. This year's report is sponsored by Avetta, Blue Yonder, C.H. Robinson, KPMG LLP, and project44.
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July 28, 2022
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State of Supply Chain Sustainability 2023

This year's report marks the fourth year of the annual State of Supply Chain Sustainability report. Every year since 2020, the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals have been surveying supply chain professionals about their firms' supply chain sustainability efforts. Through this research, we have endeavored to learn which issues and practices have risen and fallen in the eyes of the global community of supply chain professionals over time. We have also studied how different sources of pressure have come to influence firms' sustainability journeys. More than anything, we have found that these topics are complex; some trends have changed over four years while others remain consistent. Our fourth installment shows that commitment to supply chain sustainability appears to be resilient to certain types of crises, but vulnerable to others.
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October 02, 2023
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State of the Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Report

For the past 60 years, CSCMP has worked to develop and share an understanding of just how critical the global supply chain is to the functioning of the global economy. The semiconductor sector is an example of how a set of complex international supply chains has facilitated a precision manufacturing process, involving the most complex machines, the purest materials, and the most expensive and specialized manufacturing techniques that humans have ever undertaken. This report is critical to shaping the conversation supply chain professionals at all levels in their organizations need to have about this most critical component of all things digital.
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October 04, 2023
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The Shippers Guide to Transportation Management System ROI

Transportation represents a significant amount of the overall logistics budget for many businesses in the shipper segment. Companies must leverage modern technology to drive cost savings, new business models, and global management, many still struggle to achieve the full value of such initiatives.
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