KPMG report finds global disruption risk rising for businesses
A fresh KPMG report shows that more than half of global business leaders expect major disruptions in the next few years: think geopolitical conflicts, energy shocks, and cyber threats.
These worries aren't just headlines; they're expected to hit costs and performance hard.
In fact, 70% of organizations say their risk exposure has already gone up recently.
Companies prioritize AI for supply chains
To stay ahead, nearly half of businesses are prioritizing AI and predictive analytics to improve their supply chains toughness.
Scenario planning and stress testing are also getting more attention as leaders try to prepare for whatever comes next.
As Anish De, Global Head of Energy, Natural Resources and Chemicals at KPMG International, puts it, "Resilience is no longer just a supply chain function, it has become a board-level imperative shaped by energy-linked disruption and a broader set of interconnected risks."