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Richard Sharpe is the chief executive officer of Competitive Insights, LLC, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company focused on performance visibility for smarter growth.
The realities of supply chain disruptions have become top of mind for executives in every industry. Sub-standard and unsafe working conditions, product shortages due to extreme weather-related events and the discovery of counterfeit or contaminated components are examples where companies have encountered risks that ultimately affect their ability to serve their customers. The food industry is no different.