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2022 supply chain survey results

Aug. 19, 2022

The state of the process control supply chain after two years of COVID-19 pandemic, etc

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This article is part of a series about the automation supply chain. Read more on the topic here.

After two and a half years of COVID-19 and its variants, and subsequent shortages, inflation and the war in Ukraine, 95 respondents to Control's latest supply chain survey (formerly buy direct vs distributors) reported in June 2022 that they're continuing many of the strategies they adopted earlier to locate, specify, purchase and implement components and support services, such as buying direct from suppliers and online from distributor websites.

Here are the results of the 2022 process control supply chain survey.

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About the author: Jim Montague

Jim Montague is executive editor of Control. He can be contacted at [email protected].

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Jim Montague | Executive Editor

Jim Montague is executive editor of Control.

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