Samsung failed to make the top 25 global supply chain companies for the first time due to its slow response to the epidemic

According to Yonhap News Agency, this is the first time that Samsung Electronics has fallen out of the Supply Chain Top 25 since market research firm Gartner began publishing evaluation data in 2005.

According to the industry on the 18th, Samsung Electronics failed to make the list in Gartner’s recently released “Global Supply Chain Management (SCM)” ranking, which means that the stability of Samsung’s process from raw material procurement to product production and sales has declined.

As the only Korean company that has remained in the Top 25, Samsung Electronics performed poorly for the first time in 16 years.

Gartner said the outbreak requires company leaders to adopt agile strategies to sense and respond to environmental changes, and the published rankings reflect their performance in this regard.

It is reported that in this year's ranking, Cisco of the United States ranks first, Alibaba ranks seventh, and Intel ranks eighth.

In addition, Lenovo also successfully entered the top 15. Amazon, Apple and other companies were excluded from the evaluation because they have maintained a leading position in the supply chain field for more than 10 years.