Complex supply chains require sophisticated, connected tools to monitor risks, predict disruptions, and support rapid recovery as part of an overall resilience strategy. For leading companies, this line of thinking has led to an increase in adoption of advanced tools grounded in analytics and visualization.
Content: Article
Authors: Jerry O’Dwyer, Kelly Marchese
Source: Deloitte Review
Subjects: Operations, Risk Management
Authors: Jerry O’Dwyer, Kelly Marchese
Source: Deloitte Review
Subjects: Operations, Risk Management
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