Supply chain issues have been a common topic worldwide over the last few years. Supply chains rely on a vast network of resources, technology, storage, and transportation to keep the process moving to distribution. When these processes are disrupted, it takes time to recover, which devastates providing goods and services. The United States supply chain crisis started in 2020 with COVID-19 and government shutdowns and has continued to grow due to supply and demand imbalances, lack of visibility and coordination, supplier disruptions, quality control issues, trade wars, and factory shutdowns.
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