The supply chain problems persist, but more automation may be the way to relieve some of the problems, reports CNBC.

Images of container ships unable to offload goods at ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach late last year were symbolic of the problems plaguing the supply chain in the wake of the pandemic.

According to Brookings Institute, strengthening the semi-conductor supply chain will require looking at the supply chain as a whole.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought the consequences of offshoring semiconductors into sharp relief for American consumers and businesses.

According to Industry Week, technology may be the way to get supply chains back on track after the Covid disruptions. 

Two years out from MODEX 2020, the supply chain conference cancelled three days in due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the supply chain landscape is dramatically changed.