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April 15, 2025 2025 State of Manufacturing & Supply Chain Report

A survey of 254 leaders in engineering, supply chain, manufacturing and product development to identify developing trends and key insights.

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Key Findings

  • Global Uncertainty on the Rise
    96% are concerned about the impact of current trade policies, and 93% believe trade wars will escalate in 2025.
  • Supply Chain Disruptions Accelerating
    77% report a lack of resources limits their ability to manage the supply chain effectively, and 68% prioritize onshoring as a key strategy.
  • Scaling Production More Difficult
    91% face barriers to product innovation, and 86% report sourcing parts takes time away from new product introduction. However, 90% see digital manufacturing platforms as essential.
  • Sustainability Takes Hold:
    95% report that weather and climate events impact their supply chain strategy, and 91% have sustainability initiatives and governance in place.
  • AI Advances
    87% report advanced levels of AI maturity, and 94% use AI for manufacturing and supply chain operations.

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