Definition
The systematic approach to identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to minimize disruptions and safeguard supply chain performance.
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As supply chain risks continue to proliferate, more companies are turning to AI to help them identify potential disruptions, make data-based decisions and leverage new opportunities.
An evaluation of the top 11 data breaches in the first half of this year found that supply chain cyber risks pose a serious challenge in many instances.
Supply chain leaders and managers in the medical device industry are often puzzled by the multitude of strategies, corporate directives, and transformation programs that claim to improve the performance of their supply chain operations. Imbed…
Cybercriminals exploit the relationships between companies and suppliers to infiltrate critical systems, often causing significant operational and financial damage. Businesses must assess the specific risks they face and the role their suppliers…
Supply chain crunches occur precisely because they are unpredictable and expose vulnerabilities that had not previously been considered. But, it’s never a bad idea to be prepared.
A report from Moody’s has identified areas of the supply chain where insurers are most concerned.
Listen in as risk management and resilience expert Joseph Fiksel discusses the steps organizations need to take to become resilient
Learn how companies like Vizient, the nation's largest GPO and One Network are helping manufacturers and distributors drive new demand-driven processes to optimize internal supply chains, improve hospital service levels, optimize inbound…
New technologies may be creating unintended risk. Supply chain managers need to get involved to shape policy.
If procurement executives don't take intelligent risks, they cannot provide maximum value to their companies. Here are five techniques to manage both anticipated and unanticipated events in the supply chain.