Survey of Fortune 500 leaders shows geopolitical instability, shifting trade policies, regulatory upheaval, and global events will continue to disrupt supply chains in 2026.

Tyler Nickel is the supply chain market intelligence lead at FourKites, where he tracks marketplace indicators and their impact on global shippers. He brings a unique perspective to the tech space, ...

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As we head into 2026, procurement offices are ramping up their small-supplier engagement programs despite external pressures. How will companies navigate the challenges ahead and ensure the resilience ...

In 2026, the top supply chain risks are driven by tariff negotiations, sourcing paralysis, and reconfigurations. How can companies navigate these challenges and keep their relationships profitable?