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Even during periods of massive change, there are plenty of opportunities to make supply chains more resilient—and more sustainable—to meet the challenges ahead, if only organizations will take advantage of them.

To understand how organizations are staying ahead of changing consumer behavior, Oxford Economics and SAP surveyed 500 Chief Digital Officers, digital commerce leads, and other senior commerce executives during the second quarter of 2022. The survey sample included 250 executives from B2B organizations in the high tech, automotive, life sciences, industrial manufacturing, and wholesale distribution sectors.

This report investigates the economic contribution of SAP Canada. SAP Canada’s total contribution to the Canadian economy in calendar 2021 was estimated at C$1.3b in GDP terms while supporting 6,900 workers across the Canadian economy as a whole. SAP Canada’s worker productivity was well over two times the Canadian average while R&D spending of C$400m equated to 4.2% of Canada’s entire in-house ICT R&D in calendar 2021.

Oxford Economics and SAP Concur surveyed 1,000 finance and IT executives about how they are making their functions more efficient.

From Chaotic to Connected: Becoming an interconnected business.” The webcast features experts from Oxford Economics, who share insights and recommendations on how adopting an interconnected management style is critical to navigate the kinds of disruptions we faced in 2020 and to support future growth.

Blog|1 January 2021

Digital Supply Chain: Animated Presentation

Digital Supply Chain: Animated Presentation

The following video, part of the “Surviving and Thriving” supply chain study produced in partnership with SAP, shows how supply chain leaders effectively prioritize their value chains to minimize risk and maximize opportunities. These leaders have visibility into of their organizations’ value chain, ensuring that decisions can be made quickly and accurately, especially in times of crisis such as the world faced in early 2020.

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In early 2020, Oxford Economics and SAP surveyed 1,000 executives worldwide and across industries to see how they are juggling the complexities of the supply chain in a rapidly changing environment.