2010/04/09 
In this paper safety and security are brought together in a unifying risk and vulnerability framework that covers both accidental and malicious events. [ ... ]
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 Supply chain collaboration, easy or difficult? And can it really work? In theory yes, but in reality? Maybe not. [ ... ]  Flexible supply chains can indeed “flex” their supply chain management muscles (pun intended) and show the strength that lies in them. With transportation being a key ingredient in any supply chain, much of this strength comes from flexibility in transportation. [ ... ]  This is one of the articles – if not THE article – that paved the way for many frameworks for risks in supply chains, most notably the supply-demand-process-control model. [ ... ]  Transportation is a staple ingredient in supply chains and uncertainty is a staple ingredient in risk assessments, and consequently, transportation uncertainty is a staple ingredient in supply chain risks. [ ... ]  Triads in supply networks: Theorizing buyer-supplier-relationships by Thomas Y Choi and Zhaohui Wu is a fascinating read and a brilliant attempt at classifying buyer-supplier triads into nine distinctively different configurations. [ ... ]  Decentralization, pre-positioning and pooling of relief items are key success factors for dramatic improvements in humanitarian operations performance in disaster response and recovery. [ ... ] If you are a supply chain or logistics academic or researcher, looking for a new research strand or looking for a new theoretical approach to preparedness and recovery, then yes, this is it. [ ... ]  Can contingency planning increase flexibility and minimize risk exposure to supply chain disruptions? [ ... ]  How do you prepare a supply chain for a crisis, and how do you manage a supply chain when the unexpected hits you? [ ... ] | | |
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