With quickly evolving capabilities across generative AI, data analytics, automation, machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain and more, the ‘smart’ supply chain is well on its way to becoming the new normal. KPMG in India has been closely monitoring the shifting investment trends and supporting clients in their supply chain diversification strategies. Through focused efforts, we are helping clients identify key risk areas that complicate strategic transformation, aiming for business continuity and resilience. 

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    At KPMG, we believe that the time for empowering a step-change in our global food system is now.

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