The recent European supply chain industry trends have not been void of challenges. Since the COVID-19 outbreak led to several border blockades, the industry has not recovered from several backlogs, capacity constraints, and highly delayed delivery periods. 

European companies have consequently adopted technological strategies to resolve their supply chain problems. But, the adopted solutions still seem to not give the expected outcome as the challenges are persistent. 

Another influence that has complicated these issues is the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. Several businesses and business associates within these countries and regions are in disarray. 

The emerging challenges due to the war may last for a long time. Hence, it is vital to take a critical look at these issues and draw inferences that will enable a serene supply chain industry.

Significant Challenges Disrupting European Supply Chain Technology

Here are some challenges hitting the European supply chain and logistics technology and how they affect the supply chain industry.

The disparity in Tech-Adoption and Talent Shortage

The integration of supply chain visibility has led to some upgrades in the telematics involved in the supply chain. Recent technological inventions that are geared towards improving better service delivery have become too complicated for workers in the supply chain industry.

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