The capacity to promptly adjust to shifts in the market, client needs, and supply interruptions is what defines an agile supply chain. Instead of traditional cost efficiencies, it depends on speed, responsiveness, and flexibility. To improve flexibility, agile supply chains make use of real-time data, sophisticated analytics, modular product designs, and strategic alliances. This strategy works particularly well in sectors with quick innovation cycles, high demand variability, or short product lifecycles.
