Coronavirus exposed vulnerabilities in every industry; and every industry it seems, has reported disruptions in supply chain during the pandemic. But COVID-19 shouldn't be confused with a 1,000 year storm, say observers. In fact, supply chain disruptions lasting a month or longer now happen every 3.7 years on average, according to McKinsey & Company. One reason for the increase in risk is that value chains have grown in length and complexity as companies expanded around the world in pu...