While Covid-19 is undoubtedly a massive public health crisis with equally significant economic repercussions, it has also been a watershed moment for modern supply chain management. The coronavirus pandemic has presented a rare worst-case scenario where organisations can observe how well their systems and processes adapt to acute disruption and stress. It has also highlighted the importance of investing in supply chain continuity to support stronger long-term operations. 

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Southeast Asia is one of the most exciting places today to be an online seller. With a growing middle class, a tech-savvy population, and an Internet economy expected to reach US$300 billion by 2025, the region is poised for an eCommerce boom. And e-marketplaces such as Shopee, Lazada, and Tokopedia are making it easier for solopreneurs and businesses to capture a share of the online market.

As a top Southeast Asia eCommerce platform, Shopee has made it easier than ever for anyone to open up a virtual store and start selling. But that also means it has an influx of sellers, making it tough for them to stand out from the rest.