RISK-ADJUSTED SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Lisa M Hauer

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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management Supply Chain and Inventory Management Quality and Supply Management

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SUBTITLE: SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTIONS CAN ARISE FROM MANY CAUSES -- AND MORE OFTEN THAN NOT WITHOUT WARNING. TO MANAGE THESE DISRUPTIONS EFFECTIVELY, COMPANIES NEED TO ADOPT A RISK-ADJUSTED APPROACH TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT. THIS MEANS IDENTIFYING THE SUPPLY CHAIN RISKS THAT ARE OUT THERE AND THEN PUTTING IN PLACE THE RIGHT PROCESSES TO HANDLE THEM. THE BUSINESS-CASE FRAMEWORK PRESENTED HERE PROVIDES A RISK-MANAGEMENT ROAD MAP.

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