Many companies across several industries still report that increased demand and constrained supply chain for PPE are major concerns.

Supply management is taking action during COVID-19 crisis by shifting to alternative sources.

72% of companies use 3rd party tools to monitor supplier financial risk. The pandemic may drive this even higher.

Among many hurdles of remote work, 56% of respondents are unable to hold face-to-face negotiations with suppliers due to the pandemic.

We have a resource page available to members and nonmembers relating to the pandemic as well as other practices to help your company stay resilient.

CPOs report a slowing of discretionary spending, capital investment, and expansion plans, but the Services sector is driving these numbers the most.

According to a recent CAPS Research survey of Fortune 600 CPOs, 42% of companies are changing their forecasts due to declining demand, resulting from the pandemic.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are increasing material inventory across the board, led by the manufacturing sector at 55%.

In a recent survey, "Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic," 75% of CPOs say they're assessing sub-tier suppliers - a drastic increase over last year's data.

Are the U.S.-imposed travel bans impacting your company's revenue? CAPS surveyed 74 CPOs of Fortune 600 companies, and we're sharing results broken down by sector.