WSJ poll: How confident are you in your supply chain?

The Wall Street Journal released an online poll Tuesday asking readers how confident they are about their companies’ supply chains.

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While the survey is still accepting responses, 50 percent of respondents who’ve participated so far felt their supply chain risks are manageable. Another 33.3 percent said supply chain risks are an area of real concern and 16.7 percent said they felt the risks are transparent and understood.

Results are subject to change as the poll is still open. You can access the survey here.

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