WITHOUT LOGISTICS: GLOBAL REPORT
From shifting trade routes to rising expectations, we reveal the strategies that are helping supply chains perform under pressure and where resilience is starting to deliver results.
WHEN LOGISTICS WORKS, THE WORLD WORKS
Supply chains are facing more disruption, more often. From port congestion and border delays to extreme weather and geopolitical tension, pressure is coming from multiple directions. Many organisations are still responding far too late.
World Without Logistics: Global Report builds on our Without Logistics series by bringing together the full picture. It quantifies the cost of disruption, shows how challenges vary by sector and region, and highlights the investments that are helping companies stay ahead.
WHAT DISRUPTION REALLY COSTS
Across sectors and regions, supply chain disruption continues to threaten time, cost and performance.
Most companies report losing more than a month of operational time each year, and in many cases, the cost of a single incident runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some companies face disruption losses exceeding 1 million US dollars annually.
KEY FINDINGS FROM THE REPORT
Our research brings together the most consistent insights from eight industries and nine regions:
INSIDE THE REPORT
Explore the five trends shaping global resilience strategies and where leading companies are focusing investment.
DIFFERENT REGIONS, DIFFERENT PRESSURES
Disruption is more frequent and more costly in the Global South. Many of these regions are also investing more ambitiously in logistics modernisation.
CUSTOMERS NOTICE, BUT CONSEQUENCES VARY
Most companies report more complaints, but reputational and financial consequences differ by sector and region.
A SHARED AGENDA FOR CHANGE
Business leaders agree that resilient supply chains will be critical over the next three years. The focus now is on how to get there.