... significant riskin the supply chain was Supplier ...how supply chain disruption can destroy shareholder value and corporate ...invest in enhancing the integrity of their supply ...
... global supplychains could make them more vulnerable to supply-chain fraud” (Hoffman, ...often in remote areas, the number of available suppliers are quite limited and this might lead ...
... SC in analysis, but it also requires the identification of the correct performance ...that in the past few years, the environmental impact has grown in importance with the development of green and ...
... practices, in order to explore this ...of Supply Chain Management proposed by Cooper, Lambert, and Pagh ...business processes, SCM horizontal structures, initiatives and ...
... anchored in the assumption that organizations are interconnected and risks at the individual level may impact the whole supply chain (Leat et ...the supply chain were affected and reacted in ...
... reduces risk damage in the way of changing plans, voluntarily giving up or refusing to take ...avoided, risk avoidance means losing the benefit which the risk ...is risk can’t be ...
... disease in a preclinical stage is sought by secondary preven- ...impaired in a bio- logical sense may be restored, or in case of an irre- versible change or chronic disease, the onset of com- ...
... the processes that handled the infor- mation flows with the external entities listed in the context diagram as well as relevant internal processes ...Pulp–Paper Supply Chain Pro- cesses ...
... risks in the supply ...risks in the context of supply ...that supply chain integration and lean management are the main strategy for reducing uncertainty whereas agile ...
... postponement. In the first case the Pareto principle (80/20) is used to divide the products into the group manufactured in accordance with lean management (20% of assortment items, make-to-stock ...
... a supply network to anticipate a disruption, the more effort it will put into articulating resources and preparing ...involved. In the response stage, the need for coordination of resources begins to be ...
... changes in the last few ...increase in the sales and turnover in wholesale and retail trade in European Union ...appeared in 2009, causing the slowdown of the economic ...process ...
... to supplychainsin a broader context: industrial management ...fast supplychains, i.e., supplychains made of short time relationships and multiple partners can ...
... stage. In these two companies the efforts are mostly focused on risk consolidation and integration, although in both cases the processes were redesigned in accordance with initial ...
... buyers. In the context of the present study, the information sharing should be left to the seller’s consideration but restricting it, at its minimum, to legal ...use in cases where there is a relatively ...
... plants in NWO have been modelled using GP method with engineering equations and improved ...taken in this study can greatly help in day to day operational planning problems of biomass supply ...
... crowded supply markets and rigorous benefit demands to provide superior value notwithstanding a lower production ...companies in general, nevertheless, achieving that may actually be a very defying, ...
... died in tornados in Alabama than in Illinois (United ...each in Alabama and Illinois indicated that Illinois residents demonstrated an internal locus of control, which translated into taking ...
... taken in client, process and development perspective presented in picture 2 results from financial goals and determine profits gained in financial ...place in an iterative manner from ...
... safety in the supply chain, enhancing auditability, accountability and traceability of products, services and data, as well as, preventing errors and frauds from counterfeit (Tapscott & Tapscott, ...