If the UK Government uses Altana to power its global supply chain intelligence programme… shouldn’t you?
During the three-year engagement, Altana will provide the UK government with the platform capability to fuse its data holdings to the Altana Product Network — creating an integrated view of UK trade and critical industries with the global supply chain that enables policy-informing insights and operational programmes supporting national interests.
Altana and Maersk are partners working closely together on a range of new products and services. Contact us to find our more.
A few days in London for client meetings. A lot going on here right now and we are in the middle of it.
Always a pleasure to be in London.
According to the 2024 Maersk survey, Supply Chain Diversification ranks 3rd among the top 15 logistics trends decision makers consider most relevant.
And across the Automotive, Chemicals, and Technology sectors I work with, this rings absolutely true.
We’re operating in an era shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, climate shocks, and rapid tech shifts. In such a landscape, resilience isn’t just about contingency planning, it’s about structural adaptability.
Whether it’s multi-sourcing, regionalizing production, or building modal flexibility into logistics plans, the businesses leading the way are the ones that aren’t overly reliant on any one supplier, route, or geography.
Diversification is no longer a trend we’re exploring. It’s now the lens through which supply chains are being redesigned.
The challenge? Balancing diversification with visibility and efficiency.
The opportunity? A more agile, shock-proof supply chain fit for the future.
Let’s connect to discuss more.
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