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Today, advancements such as better software, robust infrastructures, and avant-garde ideas have pushed the horizons of the field to make it streamlined, equipped with higher levels of error awareness, and less labor-intensive. However, these advances have also unearthed new challenges for companies. With the convergence of supply chain planning and execution platforms, CIOs have to evaluate the existing investments made on such platforms and devise the most effective strategies. Security needs have to be adapted to suit the new systems integrated into the supply chain infrastructure to ensure assets in hand do not lose value. 

