The Risk and Resilience Hub shared Professor Yossi Sheffi’s most recent article with its 23,000 readers. In the article, Yossi Sheffi argues that reliable access to electric power is an emerging supply-chain threat that many companies have underestimated. As data centers expand, facilities electrify, and pressure on local grids intensifies, energy availability can no longer be taken for granted as a stable input to operations.

In a recent Sourcing Journal article, Professor Yossi Sheffi commented on Shein’s pledge to invest more than 10 billion yuan in supply-chain infrastructure in Guangdong Province. The coverage highlights how the fast-fashion giant is doubling down on digitalization, supplier integration, and regional manufacturing ecosystems to strengthen speed and resilience amid global trade pressures. Read the full article in Sourcing Journal for more information.

In a recent post from Holman Logistics, Yossi Sheffi weighed in on trends shaping today’s freight and supply-chain landscape, including measured AI adoption, shifting carrier capacity, and early signs of a potential market rebound. The discussion underscores how data-driven insight and operational discipline remain critical as transportation markets adjust in 2026. Read the full article for more insights.

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In the Prologis Supply Chain Intelligence Report 2026, Supply Chain 3.0: New Strides in Risk Readiness, Professor Yossi Sheffi was cited for his expert perspective on how organizations are evolving their supply chain strategies in response to ongoing global disruption. The report draws on insights from more than 1,800 executives worldwide and examines key trends such as geopolitical pressures, trade uncertainty, infrastructure constraints, and the growing role of artificial intelligence.