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Critical supply chains

The systems and networks that produce and deliver essential goods and technologies, such as medicines, vital components, or energy, which are crucial for national security or the economy.

Supply chain shocks

Unexpected events or disruptions, like natural disasters, pandemics, or international conflicts, that interfere with the normal flow of goods and services within a supply chain.

Critical and emerging technologies

Advanced technologies that are considered vital for national security, economic competitiveness, or public well-being, such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, or advanced manufacturing.

Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Analysis

A high-ranking official within the U.S. Department of Commerce responsible for gathering and analyzing economic and industrial data to inform policy decisions.

Working Group

A temporary or permanent committee or team formed from various government agencies to collaborate on specific tasks or address particular issues, in this case, supply chain resilience.

Domestic enterprises / manufacturers

Businesses or factories that operate within the United States, producing goods or services.