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What is Supply Chain Disruption

Handbook of Research on Supply Chain Resiliency, Efficiency, and Visibility in the Post-Pandemic Era
Any unpredictable event that can impact the flow and activities of supply chain generally in a negative manner
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Supply Chain Planning to Achieve Resilience Capabilities
Sowmya Sangaraju (Volkswagen of America, USA) and Yanamandra Ramakrishna (Skyline University College, UAE)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-9506-0.ch004
Abstract
Supply chain resilience (SCR) has emerged as a buzz word during the COVID-19 pandemic situation. With the emerging digital technologies and methodologies, optimizing SCM has become the utmost priority for any organization to achieve the SCR capabilities. The pandemic has compelled organizations to rethink about their SC processes and perform risk analysis to achieve SC resilience. Regional diversification of vendors, proactive identification of potential risks, usage of digital technologies lead to increase in factors such as SC visibility, agility, and flexibility to develop SCR. This chapter develops a SC resilience model by linking the SC planning processes, strategies, and application of digital technologies to achieve capabilities of SCR by a business organization in a pandemic situation. The outcome of this research would be very useful to the industry practitioners and academic researchers in the SC area.
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Insights From Supply Chain Disruptions in the COVID-19 Era: The Call for More Resilient Networks
A disturbance that interrupts activities and processes in the supply chain network.
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Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience Through Digital Capabilities
This is when, for any number of reasons, there is a break in the supply channel, where a member in the link is unable to perform its assigned task(s) thereby severing the flow of activities from the origin to the destination.
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Adaptive Strategies for the Global Cargo Industry in Uncertain Times
Any incident that interferes with the manufacture, marketing, or distribution of goods is considered a supply chain disruption.
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Achieving Supply Chain Resilience Through Smart Supply Chain Practices Leading to Circular Economy
It is an unexpected event, which can disrupt the entire supply chain process, flow and activities leading to disturbance in the business organization.
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