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Interruptions in Supply Chain Industry Brings Industry Leaders Together in Calgary

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The global pandemic may be behind us, but its lingering effects continue to challenge the movement of goods, services, and talent. At the recent Calgary Supply Chain Excellence forum - the event's first in-person gathering since the pandemic began - industry leaders converged to map out actionable solutions for ongoing backlogs, weather disruptions, and political unrest.

From leveraging advanced tracking technologies to addressing Canada's critical labor shortages through targeted immigration rules, the consensus is clear: the traditional, linear "supply chain" is evolving into a complex, interconnected "supply network." Read on to explore how businesses are adapting on the fly and what steps are needed to build certainty and resilience into your operations.

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