Descartes study finds supply chain leaders turn to technology for growth amid challenges
Key tools like trade intelligence and analytics are top priorities for managing disruptions.
A new study by Descartes Systems Group highlights how supply chain leaders rely on technology to manage rising global trade complexities. Of the 978 leaders surveyed, 74% see technology as a critical part of their growth strategy, with this number increasing to 88% for companies forecasting over 15% growth in the next two years. Key challenges cited include tariffs, trade barriers, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Global trade intelligence was identified as the most valuable technology for the next two years, with 36% of respondents ranking it first. This was followed by global trade analytics (27%) and supply chain mapping (26%). Industries such as manufacturing, wholesale, finance, and retail ranked global trade intelligence as the leading tool for adding value to their operations.
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