Supply Chain Resilience Initiative (SCRI)
Need
- Reduce overdependence on a Single Country: When assembly lines are excessively reliant on suppliers from a single country, the impact on importing countries could be debilitating if that source ceases producing for involuntary reasons or even as a deliberate act of economic coercion.
- To Recover from Future Disruptions: To improve customer service, market share, and financial performance, a resilient supply chain can respond and recover swiftly to disturbances by reverting to the original situation or shifting to a new, more desirable state.
- The Influence of COVID-19: The epidemic of COVID-19 has highlighted the need to remedy flaws in various established ....
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