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Your supply chain can provide early warnings of your suppliers’ financial viability, as well as showing the other risks your partners could expose you to.
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues have risen up the agenda for businesses and consumers alike. To properly tackle ESG risk, companies must look at their wider supply chains. Here are the most important ESG risks that you might find in yours.
Your supply chain has many risks. How do you prioritize them, and how can you tell if your risk mitigation strategy is working?
Several factors are having a significant impact on global supply chains, often leaving companies high and dry. But what are the 10 biggest supply chain risks that companies face?
Over the past few years, Supply Chain Managers have had to deal with unprecedented disruptions to their businesses. As a result, Supply Chain Managers are now expanding their assessments beyond financial and efficiency metrics to include assessments of supply chain reliability and resilience in the face of myriad unplanned disruptions.
The new era of supply chain risk management requires a new risk plan. Focusing on critical path, bottlenecks, and other high-priority areas is key to navigating the heightened risk environment
Greater scrutiny of social and environmental risks and their effects, and growing regulatory action, will keep supply chains in the spotlight for many risk professionals.
Some risks are beyond your control, but a supply chain risk map can help you to manage operational disruption
Your company’s performance depends on your key suppliers. If you understand their financial vulnerabilities, you can prepare for future problems
Having a 360-degree view of supplier risk adds value to your offering – and your customers reward this
Learn more from the procurement and supply chain experts who joined our roundtable event to discuss the ways disruption is changing supply risk management, and creating opportunities
Global value chains (GVCs) are experiencing a de-globalization and decoupling trend, and determining its impacts on trade systems and industry status is key.
With our data and unifying tools and interfaces we can help you find the right solution so you can accelerate your supplier risk management objectives.
No matter where you are on your supplier risk management journey, we can help.