[PDF] Top 20 Supply chain resilience: the whole is not the sum of the parts

... aggravation of the crisis in major cities (including São Paulo) generated a sense of responsibility and public accountability in terms of water ...accelerated the development and ... See full document

... Examples of empirical evidences of events found in the sample include the natural events (like cloud of ash from Iceland’s Eyjafjallajökull, hurricanes, and floods), man made events ... See full document

... part of the whole HO’s operations process that prevent performance to be measured (Blecken et al 2009, Davidson, 2006; Widera and Hellingrath, 2011; Tatham and Hughes, 2011; Jahre and Heigh, ... See full document

... redesign the supply ...and supply chain ...upstream of the supply chain, Procurement employees are able to put additional resilient action into practice; in other ... See full document

... analysis is not the most accurate because only accounts the volumes and costs already invoiced by the carriers and may not represent the reality of the costs ... See full document

... throughout the whole network of companies that are responsible to transform raw materials in final product and deliver it to the end users (Mills, Schmitz, and Frizelle, ...network of ... See full document

... 2009) resilience literature usually present them as two separated ...elements. Supply chain agility is a key to inventory reduction, more efficiently adaptation of market variations, ... See full document

... sector is referred as the one more affected by this event: “With some 500 parts firms affected in the quake and tsunami-devastated northeast, cutting off supply of electronic ... See full document

... set of challenges: (1) the need to integrate several functions into a single part mechanism, they have limited rotation and segments may collide if one isn’t careful; (2) material(s) of choice, ... See full document

... Moreover, the insights gathered from the primary research did its purpose and validated the information collected from the secondary ...on the industrial revolution, named Industry ... See full document

... concept is anchored in the assumption that organizations are interconnected and risks at the individual level may impact the whole supply chain (Leat et ...nodes of ... See full document

... levels of supply chain concept comprise four levels: internal chain, dyadic relationship, external chain and network ...Internal chain model indicates that there is only ... See full document

... Abstract Resilience is the human capacity to adapt to adverse life situations; it can be enhanced by the action of various protective factors and one of the most important ... See full document

... Afterwards, the functional ICs are packaged wherein connections are made between the chip and the lead ...types of packaging, such as plastic or ceramic, through-hole, surface mount, chip ... See full document

... that the military Logistics area combines variables that were later used to develop business Logistics, namely the seven Rs approach, why not propose an approach that can combine and add both ... See full document

... Abstract Resilience is the human capacity to adapt to adverse life situations; it can be enhanced by the action of various protective factors and one of the most important ... See full document

... In the Aerospace sector, 3D printing will allow to manufacture highly complex geometry parts with superior product characteristics concerning weight, density or other specific material ...In the ... See full document

... piracy is also a major issue faced by the sector globally (Botelho & Scamuzza, ...In the United States alone, publishing companies are estimated to lose USD 315 million in book sales because ... See full document

... studies of their own such as associated cost and training required for implementing a technique, some green practices have a long duration for their return on investment and thus they lose attention, it is ... See full document

... In the current competitive environment, managers do their best to convert organizations under their supervision into competitive and responsive through creating capability of timely delivery of ... See full document