Inventory Management
Survey: Are Distributors Adjusting Inventory Amid Economic Uncertainty?
Ahead of a potential economic slowdown, we asked distributors whether they plan on adjusting inventory for the second half of 2022 and into 2023.
Supply chain concerns brought on by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to force companies across all industries to make strategic decisions about inventory. Predicting whether the U.S. economy will
see a slowdown in the latter half of 2022 might depend on whom you ask. (The same goes for
asking just how impactful such a slowdown might be.) Other factors, including hiring issues, historic inflation and the ongoing
Ukraine-Russia conflict , have a thrown a wrench into domestic and global supply assurance as well. Some distributors are opting for a wait-and-see method in response to the…
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