Last year, multiple events including a pandemic, weather disasters, worker shortages, and port congestion exposed long-standing problems with global supply chains. The result has been a surge in demand for technological solutions that can improve logistics networks' resiliency, agility, and efficiency, so that manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers can move toward more proactive business models. In the coming years, digital twins and microfactories will help manufacturers, merchants, and other stakeholders to improve their operations. Digital Is Driving Supply Chain The following are some of the most significant market drivers in...