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What is Supply Chain Resilience

Handbook of Research on Driving Socioeconomic Development With Big Data
this term refers to attempts by management to mitigate the supply chain risks associated with distribution in demand and delivery. Such disruptive events, especially with supplies under stress dur to the Covid-19 pandemic and high inflation, allows strategies to develop proper preparation in dealing with disruptive events.
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Technical and Resilience Aspects of Agility Supply Chain Management Policies and Practices: Suggested Approaches
Alan D. Smith (Robert Morris University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5959-1.ch012
Abstract
Essentially all large global businesses are facing intense competition not only domestically, but also internationally. In the current economy, the customers are expecting better products at lower prices, higher service levels within shorter response time, all in a highly inflationary environment. Through a review of the business literature and a brief case study on 2 large global firms in the Pittsburgh, PA area, the connection by evaluating different variables, including supply chain competencies, resilience, agility, and purchasing management, this chapter reviews supply chain technologies, concerns, and their successfully implementations.
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The Relevance of Supply Chain Preparedness on the Long-Term Sustainability of SMEs
The capacity of a firm to handle unforeseen supply chain disruptions employing its available capabilities. It is the capacity to respond to challenges and recover from them without adversely effecting operations or customer deadlines.
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Digital Twins, Stress Tests, and the Need for Resilient Supply Chains
Supply chain resilience is an attribute of supply chains to be able to recover back from disruptions to a more desirable state or the same state.
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Supply Chain Risks in Transportation and Distribution
Manifests when the network is capable to withstand, adapt, and recover as quickly as possible from disruptions to meet customer demand and ensure performance.
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Adaptive Strategies for the Global Cargo Industry in Uncertain Times
The ability of a supply chain to endure, adjust, or modify in the face of change is known as supply chain resilience.
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Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience Through Digital Capabilities
This is the capability of a supply chain to adapt to sudden disturbances by maintaining control over its functions and responding well enough to the disturbance so that the system is restored.
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Landlocked Horizons to Coastal Challenges: Navigating Resilience in Nepal and India's Shipping Sectors
The capability of a supply chain to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disruptions or adversities, ensuring continuity of operations and safeguarding against global supply chain vulnerabilities. It encompasses strategies like diversification of suppliers, adoption of technology, and strategic inventory management.
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Human Capital and Workforce Resilience: Strategies and Challenges in Maritime Supply Chain Management
The capability of a supply chain to prepare for, respond to, recover from, and grow in the face of disruptions. In maritime supply chain management, this involves diversification, technology integration, and robust risk management strategies to mitigate the impact of challenges like geopolitical conflicts and pandemics.
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Achieving Supply Chain Resilience Through Smart Supply Chain Practices Leading to Circular Economy
The ability of an organization and an industry to regain quickly its previous business position after absorbing the supply chain disruption successfully.
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