The supply chain is experiencing a fresh new wave of uncertainty and disruption. In fact, uncertainty is norm but the main challenge is that its driven by a multitude of factors. From global factors such as the geopolitical, including the evolving tariff landscape and the uncertainty in the Suez Canal. To a local level, extreme weather events constantly throwing the best laid plans into disarray. Plus the obstacles posed by the shifting regulatory landscape and the growing demand for ESG and sustainability compliance. Along with workforce challenges, the supply chain is under growing pressure. Supply Chain and Logistics professionals are incerasingly being called upon to rethink strategy, optimise technology, streamline processes and equip the workforce in a bid to embed to greater resilience.