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Pulse Check Survey 2025 Findings Report

There’s no single challenge, nor solution, that rules the supply chain industry. Strategies are designed and executed for the specific demands of a particular business, whether that’s a major retailer sending parcels around the country, a 3PL implementing new warehousing procedures or a manufacturer handling supplier relationships.

In saying that, having your finger on the pulse as to what is happening around the country can only help. It helps because technology is constantly changing, so are market conditions, and the ability to react quickly is more important than ever.

The Prological Supply Chain Pulse Check Survey 2025 brings views from more than 200 professionals in supply chain, logistics, manufacturing, retail, property and operations, uncovering a marked slowdown in automation and sustainability initiatives as businesses grapple with economic pressures.

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