The paper attempts to identify trends and future developments in the field of supply chain management, including an influence that strongly change the known paradigms from the sphere of logistics and supply chain managers. Modern technologies, digitalization, growing consumer impact, climate changes and immigrant crises are driving the creation of agile, adaptable and coordinated supply chains. It is imperative to change the management strategy through the implementation of the concept of sustainability and the circular economy. Achieving competitive advantages, delivering greater value to consumers and caring for the planet are the fruits of new strategies. Redesigning the chain, as one of the most important areas in any business, is key to success in a dynamic and unpredictable business environment. Transformations begin by re-examining and mapping the present and planned, future shape of supply chain. Organizations that are resisting to change and innovation cannot survive in the market. Supply networks are being created, companies are interconnecting and trying to achieve the desired goal - perfect process functioning and timely responses to risks. An example of supply chain performance of a medium-sized, manufacturing company is also included.