Title: 6 Strategies To Help You Overcome Supply Chain Disruption
Headings: 6 Strategies To Help You Overcome Supply Chain Disruption
Supply Chain
6 Strategies To Help You Overcome Supply Chain Disruption
What Is Supply Chain Disruption?
What Should You Do When You Experience Supply Chain Disruption?
1. Reference Your Emergency Situation Plan
2. Have End-to-End Visibility
3. Create Open Lines of Communication
4. Ensure Customer Satisfaction
5. Supply Chain Vulnerability Audit
6. Document Response Procedures
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Content: 6 Strategies To Help You Overcome Supply Chain Disruption
Supply Chain
6 Strategies To Help You Overcome Supply Chain Disruption
Zachary Smith October 16, 2019
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Your supply chain is delicate. If just one link in the chain is disrupted, it can have a significant impact on multiple aspects of your business. So what steps can you take to maintain business continuity and minimize the impact of unforeseen disruptions? While there's no single answer to truly prevent supplier disruption, the key is is to not be caught by surprise and minimize its impact. Strengthen your logistics operations and be prepared with these ways. What Is Supply Chain Disruption? Supply chain disruption is defined as major breakdowns in the production or distribution of a supply chain, including events such as a fire, a machine breakdown, natural disasters, quality issues, and an unexpected surge in capacity. It can lead to decreased productivity, increased costs, rising customer dissatisfaction, and more. For example, the aerospace and defense industry depends on thousands of suppliers and subcontractors — there are an infinite number of events that may affect the cost, timing, and risk of a supply chain. In 2016, the Airbus A350 program was in a crisis because of serious supply chain delays from a seats and cabins supplier.