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In a world of just-in-time manufacturing and globalized supply chains, a single disruption—whether a port strike, regulatory shift, or natural disaster—can cascade across industries, leading to severe bottlenecks and financial losses. Traditional supply chain risk management relies heavily on historical data, third-party reports, and internal analytics. But these methods often fail to provide real-time visibility …

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