For BMW’s head of production and supply chain network, Michael Nikolaides, one of the main results of recent disruption has been the growth in influence of the logistics function across the company
BMW’s logistics team and its partners have risen to the challenge of recent disruptions, demonstrating high flexibility and resilience. In some cases, the multitude of crises has accelerated investment in tools or new processes, says Dr Michael Nikolaides, senior vice-president of production network and supply chain management at the carmaker.
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