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A mapping framework for assessing Supply Chain resilience
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In this article, the authors propose a mapping framework to improve supply chain resilience to extreme climate conditions and accidents by identifying the current operation and possible transition states, together with points of vulnerability.Abstract:
Supply chains (SCs) may experience instability induced by disturbances such as extreme climate conditions or accidents. These events can cause severe negative effects on SCs, jeopardising the on-time delivery of products and services to customers. This paper proposes a mapping framework to improve SC resilience to such events, avoiding possible failure modes. The proposed mapping framework allows identification of the current SC operation and possible transition states, together with points of vulnerability. An illustrative example of the framework applied to a real-life wine SC is presented.read more
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