Managing Risk of Supply Chain Disruptions (Routledge Advances in Risk Management)
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Book Details
• Author: Tong Shu
• Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Edition: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of Pages: 200
• Release Date: 28-04-2017
• ISBN: 9781138067981
• Languages: English
About The Book
Managing supply chain disruption risks is crucial for organizations to sustain their operations in an increasingly volatile business environment. This book provides a comprehensive discussion of key issues in managing these risks, exploring them from various perspectives.
It introduces the fundamental principles of managing supply chain disruption risks, offering a framework and multi-goal model for addressing these challenges. The book further explores advanced topics such as research developments in supply chain risk management, risk conduction, loss assessment methods, and coordination models that help mitigate the effects of demand and supply disruptions.
The author also discusses practical decision-making methods for manufacturers, particularly focusing on how to respond effectively to demand disruptions. With insights into supply chain coordination, the book provides a detailed roadmap for organizations looking to navigate disruptions while maintaining efficient operations.
This work will be a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and students aiming to understand and apply strategies for managing risks in supply chains. It concludes with future research directions, contributing significantly to the growing field of supply chain management.
