Supply chains are definitely being tested by Covid-19. How they respond will shape how these operations are designed and managed for years to come.

As with the dot-com bust of 20 years ago, the coronavirus outbreak will accelerate several trends already in play.

Companies should ready for a six-month disruption to global supply chains and prepare for changes in sourcing strategies moving forward as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, supply chain experts warn.

But association says suspension until June is not enough; urges leaders to extend the change through October to give airlines maximum flexibility in dealing with the effects of the coronavirus.