NEW YORK - s4story -- Wolfox Global Publishing today announced the release of Fragile Thread, a new nonfiction book by author Hector Felix examining persistent instability in global supply chains as organizations enter 2026.

The book presents a structured analysis of supply chain design, focusing on how efficiency-driven operating models, just-in-time logistics, and tightly coupled global networks have reduced resilience across key sectors, including manufacturing, energy, and food distribution.

Rather than attributing disruptions to isolated external events, Fragile Thread evaluates system architecture and incentive structures that influence recovery capacity and long-term stability. The analysis explains how geographic concentration and optimization priorities can amplify risk instead of absorbing it.

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"Resilience was treated as inefficiency for too long," Felix writes. "In 2026, that assumption is no longer defensible."

Key topics covered in Fragile Thread include:

• Structural tradeoffs between efficiency and resilience
• Risk concentration created by global sourcing models
• Lengthening recovery cycles following disruptions
• Incentive systems that prioritize short-term performance

Written in a disciplined, analytical style, the book avoids speculation and forecasting. Instead, it focuses on design logic to explain why global supply chain risk remains elevated despite technological advancement and policy intervention.

Fragile Thread is published by Wolfox Global Publishing and is available through select publishing platforms and retailers.

For additional information, visit http://www.wolfoxglobalpublishing.com