Resilinc

On this episode, Rosemary Coates and Bindiya Vakil discuss the use of artificial intelligence to map and manage your global supply chains.

Listen in as Rosemary Coates and Bindiya Vakil, Founder, and CEO of Resilinc, discuss the use of artificial intelligence to map and manage your global supply chains. Rosemary Coates, Executive Director of the Reshoring Institute, hosts this episode of The Frictionless Supply Chain.

In this webcast Daniel Biran, VP-Global Security, Biogen and Joe Carson, Chief Strategy Officer, Resilinc, will speak on how Biogen was able to utilize its Global Security Operations Center and the Resilinc’s supply chain intelligence/tools to streamline cross-departmental communications, identify supply chain vulnerabilities, and enable proactive risk mitigation and crisis management activities in the face of the recent string of major natural disasters including Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma, the Mexico City earthquake, and Hurricane Maria.

While we’re entering an era in which companies can detect supply chain risks much more quickly than in the past, new technological solutions and strategies are desperately needed to address the added complexity of global logistics. Managing Supply Chain Risk, Supply Chain Success Strategy, ERP Strategy, Logistical Risk Management, Risk Aversion for Shippers

A recent Resilinc report recommends company address issue as part of a comprehensive supply chain risk management and resiliency strategy.

Driven by the growing awareness of the risk that dependence on global supply chain networks represent to market share, revenue, cost targets, brand value, and ultimately shareholder equity, increasingly companies are looking to emerging supply chain risk management and resiliency strategies, practices, and tools for answers.

The aftermath of the Tianjin explosions: a global supply chain impact analysis - it’s far worse than you think!

The effects are being underestimated and will ripple well beyond the immediate regional economic zone and have global implications, the repercussions on the global supply chain will be felt over the next few months and perhaps years to come.

Third-Party Logistics providers and shippers are looking to re-route cargo to other Chinese ports following Wednesday’s devastating explosion at the port of Tianjin.

Elementum provides companies with a service that makes it easier to access supply chain data (shipping information, parts, costs, risks, etc.) via the cloud on mobile devices (and has closed a $44 million second round of funding).

Global Supply Chain Risk Is Concentrated and Concealed in Sub-Tier Suppliers According to New Findings.