July 14, 2020 — Supply chains were ever more optimized, while companies were able to cut their warehousing costs and free up "dead" capital. Then SARS-CoV-2 hit. Supply chains of the future will have to change. But how? Will there be a re-shoring, a burst of deglobalization and re-nationalization of production? Or will companies choose a strategy of redundant supply chains on different continents? Agatha Kratz, associate director at Rhodium Group, is joined in conversation with Mark Dittli, editor of The Market NZZ addressing these questions. The digital event is co-hosted by The Market NZZ. (45 min., 10 sec.)