On October 6, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York published the latest reading of its Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (known as the GSCPI) and it moved to 1.28 in September, up from a revised 1.20 in August. It may not sound dramatic on its own. But when you see it in the context of the full year, the picture becomes much harder to ignore.  

As pleasures increase, what should supply chain leaders be doing?

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