Risk Management

Tracy Reinhold, Chief Security Officer at Everbridge discusses how organizations can minimize the risks to their supply chains and even eliminate the impact of certain risk events.

This Forrester commissioned Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study provides readers with a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of a CEM (Critical Event Management) Platform on their organizations.

On this episode, ALOM CEO Hannah Kain discusses how to make winning inventory bets in the face of global supply chain uncertainty. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.

In this paper, we look at a number of the fundamental, even seismic shifts, companies are facing, and while we don’t claim to have all the solutions, we do have a few practical tips that we hope will help your organization adapt to disruption.

A comprehensive summary of the key factors shaping ESG supply chain management.

While General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR, was concerned with managing and safeguarding personal data, new legislation is emerging within the E.U. that centers around human rights and transparency in the supply chain.

Critical Event Management (CEM) leader Everbridge completes the acquisition of xMatters to create the industry’s most robust enterprise-wide platform for managing both digital threats and physical security via a common operating environment – powering the next generation Fusion Center.

In this educational white paper, we discuss what makes adopting digital transformation so difficult, and how the first step to answering the question is understanding the top barriers and challenges.

This paper first examines why existing supply chain management practices do not naturally develop resilient supply chains and why some of the existing supply chain processes are not suitable for addressing such risks and required responses.

In this podcast, Jeff Berman, Group News Editor for Logistics Management and the Peerless Media Supply Chain Group, interviews Rob Handfield, Professor at North Carolina State's Poole College of Management and Bank of America Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management.

This executive order elevates the critical need to build resilience in supply chains, not just in America, but for the world, and organizations in the highlighted industries and beyond will need to be proactive in addressing supply chain vulnerabilities.

Nothing is certain in supply chains anymore, and the only way to be prepared is to properly utilize analytics and automation to pivot the market shifts.

In this paper, learn 5 of the key ingredients to improving the resilience of your freight logistics, and how a digital freight network is uniquely positioned to provide reliable and flexible truckload capacity in any environment.

The complexities in getting a new vaccine supply chain running efficiently underscore some larger lessons for how supply chains operate in the new normal of the post-pandemic world.

In this GEP paper, Supply Chain Strategies for COVID-19 Vaccine: Preparing for Purchasing, Production and Distribution, we explore how pharmaceutical companies and their partners are gearing up for a global inoculation push that’s unprecedented in modern history.

This latest Procurement Leaders paper - Just in Time vs. Just in Case: What’s the Way Forward for Supply Chains? - shows why supply chain managers should shift their mindset with regard to inventory.

Protecting your supply chain from costly disruptions requires rethinking the least-cost or overly lean strategies that have dominated global supply chains for decades.

Technology has emerged as a solution for various business disruptions in the new normal; It can help organizations easily overcome the visibility gap in insurance monitoring across a complex supply chain.

In this industry perspective paper, we detail how, even though supply chain events such as the COVID-19 pandemic are impossible to predict, life sciences organizations can at least, be prepared by taking an intentional approach to risk management, response, and continuous supply chain design.

A robust Business Continuity Plan (BCP) plays a critical role in driving a secure future for an organization by helping it navigate a crisis...however, at the same time, the subject of business continuity is expansive.