Title: Supply chain disruption – how to manage and avoid breakdowns | riskmethods
Headings: Supply chain disruption – how to manage and avoid breakdowns
Supply chain disruption – how to manage and avoid breakdowns
1. What is supply chain disruption?
What is supply chain disruption management?
What is supply chain disruption risk?
2. Six causes of supply chain disruption
Supply chains are commonly vulnerable to these six risk categories:
3. Supply chain disruption examples
4. What is the impact of supply chain disruption?
5. Three ways to manage disruption in your supply chain
#1 Be aware of supply chain disruption risk and have proactive contingency plans
#2 Develop supply chain disruption strategies
#3 Avoid supply chain disruption in the first place
6. Why disruption can make your supply chain stronger

Content: This causes all kinds of costs, including repairing the machine, lost production time, and so on. Identifying supply chain disruption risk is therefore identifying what could go wrong in your supply network, and the extent of damage when it happens. 2. Six causes of supply chain disruption
So, what are some potential types of supply chain disruption? In some cases, disruption is an internal company matter, such as a machine breakdown, product recalls, or changes in management. Other systemic threats come from external factors such as telecommunications blackout or power outage. Socio-geopolitical threats include regulatory changes, border closures, or riots. And supply chain disruptions due to natural disasters occur regularly. Supply chains are commonly vulnerable to these six risk categories: Cyber and security (such as ransomware, data theft)
Financial and company viability (for example, force majeure, revenue outlook)
Geopolitical (such as civil unrest, tariff hikes)
Man-made (including fires, explosions)
Natural disaster (extreme weather, earthquakes, etc.)