Jan14
The Chips and Science Act of 2022, effective since November 2023, has major implications for U.S. procurement and supply chain operations to revitalize domestic manufacturing to create jobs in America.
The plan is for US companies to become more competitive by strengthening American manufacturing, supply chains, and national security. Funding includes investments in research and development, science and technology, and the workforce of the future to keep the leader in nanotechnology, clean energy, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence. We are just now experiencing the full impact.
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This disruption, part of ongoing US and EU initiatives, necessitates proactive measures to adapt to the evolving landscape. It is not about transforming all over again. There should be steps to fold into the existing foundation that has already been developed. Expect more frequent changes shortly and have the foundation, resources, and skills necessary to adjust.
By MELISSA DREW
Keywords: Digital Transformation, Supply Chain, Procurement
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