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Supply Chain Resilience : Survival Strategies for Turbulent Times.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Karaoulanis, Andreas.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (146 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Business Expert Press, 2025.
Summary:
This book navigates us through thick and thin and gives us a holistic description of what is supply chain resilience, which are the factors that affect it, and which are the most effective resilience strategies that we need to implement in our supply chains in order to survive during turbulent times. In a world where pandemics, natural disasters, climate change, and wars are only some of the disruptions that supply chains are facing, resiliency has become the alpha and the omega of supply chain management. This book navigates us through thick and thin and gives us a holistic description of what is supply chain resilience, which are the factors that affect it, and which are the most effective resilience strategies that we need to implement in our supply chains in order to survive during turbulent times. The book is divided into three distinct parts. In the first one discusses the term supply chain resilience-its importance, its components, and the most important supply chain resilience metrics. The author presents real life examples of well-known companies which were successful in enhancing the resilience of their supply chains. The second part presents all the factors that can influence the resilience of a supply chain and concludes with discussions of seventeen supply chain resilience strategies which can be used by almost any company, in any industry, in any part of the world.This holistic approach on supply chain resilience makes this book unique. At the end of each chapter, professors will find a dedicated part which will assist them in managing their in-class interaction with students. This book can be used as an academic compendium or as a guide for supply chain professionals who want to cement the resilience of their supply chains and successfully navigate through crisis.
Contents:
Front cover
Half title
Title
Copyright
Description
Contents
Testimonials
Preface
Introduction
PART I
CHAPTER 1 What Is Supply Chain Resilience
Supply Chain Resilience-Defnition
Importance of Supply Chain Resilience
Is Resilience the Future of Supply Chains?
Bain &amp
Co
Deloitte
Maersk
PwC
Kuehne-Nagel
Components of Supply Chain Resilience
Information Flow
Upstream Communication and Collaboration
Downstream Communication and Relationships
Supply Chain Visibility
Supply Chain Agility
Resilience Metrics/Indexes
TTR: Time to Recovery
RLO: Recovery Level Objective
LPR: Lost Performance During Recovery
TTS: Time to Survive
Examples of Companies That Have Developed a Resilient Supply Chain
Walmart
3M
Small Business' Supply Chain Resilience
Notes for the Teacher
Suggested Discussion Points
CHAPTER 2 Critical Factors That Can Test a Supply Chain's Resilience
Scarcity of Raw Materials
Cross Border Regulations
Workforce Shortages
Increase in Logistics Costs
Natural Disasters
Human-Caused (Unnatural) Incidents
Shortages in Critical Components
Trust and Network Topology
The Ripple and the Bullwhip Effects
Discussion Points
PART II
CHAPTER 3 Supply Chain Resilience Strategies
Keeping an Inventory Buffer
Maintain Suppliers' Diversifcation
Consider Your Options Between Offshoring Nearshoring, Reshoring, and Back Shoring
Enhancement of Supply Chain Collaborations
Improvement of Supply Chain Visibility
Adaptation of Supply Chain Inclusivity
Use of Supply Chain Data Analytics
Integration of Supply Chain Operations
Use of New Technologies
Implementation of Supply Chain Ambidexterity and Risk Management
Investment In Reskilling and Upskilling.
Implementation of Sustainability Strategies
Enhancement of Supply Chain Cyber Security
Implementation of an Ethical Supply Chain
Use of Resilient Container Ports
Dual/ Multi Sourcing
Supply Chain Innovation
Epilogue
A Message From the Author
References
About the Author
Index
OTHER TITLES IN THE SUPPLY AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT COLLECTION
Concise and Applied Business Books
Back cover.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
9781637427798
1637427794
OCLC:
1503845716

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