Lecture 4 Flashcards
List the supply trends and there consequences
JIT and Lean: efficiency
Reducing costs: globalisation of supply chain
Economies of Scale: lower cost
Outsourcing: loss of control of SC
Consolidation: increased potential of supply failure
Whats Risk?
a measure of the range of possible outcomes from a single totally rational decision and their values, in terms of upside gains and downside losses
What is supply chain vulnerability?
exposure to serious disturbance, arising from risks within the SC as well as external risks
What is Robust SCM?
manage regular fluctuations in demand efficiently under normal circumstances regardless of the occurrence of major disruption
Does not make a resilient supply chain
What is Resilience?
the ability of a system to return to its original state after being disturbed
What is robust resilience?
will ride out the fluctuation in the supply chain and revert to normality without the customer being aware of there having been an issue
What are the risk mitigating strategies in SC?
Avoidance: dropping specific products etc
Control: vertical integration etc
Cooperation: joint efforts to improve SC visibility and understanding
Flexibility: postponement, multiple source
What is objective risk?
Determined by experts by applying quantitative scientific means
What is perceived risk?
The imprecise and unreliable perceptions of people