Supply Chain Risk Management: How to Design and Manage Resilient Supply Chains

Cover
Contents
Preface
About this book
Acknowledgements
Introduction
PART ONE Building a resilient supply chain
	01 A framework for understanding risk
		Objectives
		Definition of supply chain risk
		Supply chain risk characteristics
		Quantifying supply chain risk
		Rebalancing ‘external’ and ‘internal’ risks
		Balancing risks and costs
		Least effectively managed supply chain components
		The causes of supply chain disruption
		External risk categories
		Summary
		Key points
	02 Engineering supply chain resilience
		Objectives
		Creating resilience and robustness
		Preparedness and strategies for response
		Business continuity management
		Offsetting the risk of supply chain interruption
		Strategies for dealing with risk
		The growing role of technology in supply chain resilience
		Which way now for supply chain resilience?
		Summary
		Key points
	03 Contagion and logistics networks
		Objectives
		Developing resilience to ‘network events’
		Understanding network failure
		E-retail logistics networks
		Broken networks
		Interconnected network layers
		Risks from outsourced networks
		Network contagion
		Summary
		Key points
	04 Lessons from the Covid crisis
		Objectives
		The chronology of the spread of Covid
		The impact on industry sector supply chains
		The performance of the logistics industry
		The long-term consequences for supply chains
		The implications of the crisis for transport
		Summary
		Key points
PART TWO Industry sector risk
	05 Industry sector resilience to supply chain threats
		Objectives
		Fragmentation and globalization
		Product attributes
		‘Super sector’ cyclicality: Mitigating economic risks
		Sector risk matrix
		Summary
		Key points
	06 Automotive supply chains
		Objectives
		Uniquely vulnerable supply chains
		The impact of Covid
		The transition to battery electric
		Structural risks in outsourcing production
		The impact of natural disasters on the automotive sector
		Summary
		Key points
	07 High-tech supply chains
		Objectives
		The impact of economic shocks
		The rise of political risk
		Supplier visibility
		Social responsibility, natural disasters and high-tech clustering
		Substitution and counterfeits
		The critical nature of transport
		Summary
		Key points
	08 Consumer goods supply chains
		Objectives
		Characteristics of risk
		Heightened risk during the pandemic
		Summary
		Key points
	09 Food supply chain vulnerability
		Objectives
		Food fraud and contamination
		The horse meat scandal
		Other forms of threat
		Securing the supply chain: Best practice
		Summary
		Key points
	10 Evolving risk in pharmaceutical supply chains
		Objectives
		Global generic drugs supply chains
		The development of biologics
		The growing importance of emerging markets
		Supply chain visibility
		Cargo crime
		Summary
		Key points
	11 Fashion supply chains
		Objectives
		Balancing supply chain complexity
		The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on fashion inventory
		Summary
		Key points
PART THREE Supply chains’ interaction with the natural world
	12 Natural disasters
		Objectives
		The impact of natural disasters on supply chains
		The Hurricane Katrina disaster
		Superstorm Sandy: Impact on the transportation sector
		The Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, Japan
		The Thailand floods: Impact on high-tech supply chains
		The Eyjafjallajökull volcano
		Summary
		Key points
	13 Climate change and emissions policy
		Objectives
		Global climate change
		North America’s vulnerability to climate change
		The impact of climate change on Europe
		The impact of climate change on Asia
		The benefits of climate change
		The adaptation of retailers and manufacturers to climate change
		Pollution and ‘diesel bans’
		Global progress on low emissions schemes
		The impact of bans
		Real estate consequences
		Policy meets reality
		Summary
		Key points
	14 Environmental impact of global value chains
		Objectives
		Upstream supply chain risks
		Downstream supply chain risks
		End-of-life supply chain risks
		Pollution havens: Real or imaginary?
		Summary
		Key points
PART FOUR Economic, societal and political risks
	15 Economic risks to the supply chain
		Objectives
		Demand shocks
		Currency fluctuations
		Supply shocks
		Oil price volatility
		Trade restrictions
		Industrial unrest
		Labour shortages
		Summary
		Key points
	16 Societal risks to supply chains
		Objectives
		Fair Labour
		Labour costs and their impact on supply chains
		‘Conflict-free’ minerals
		Mitigating risk through ‘compliance’
		Modern slavery in supply chains
		The threat of migrant smuggling
		Summary
		Key points
	17 Political risks in international supply chains
		Objectives
		The rise of neo-protectionism
		Brexit and supply chain risk
		Politics and trade risk
		De-globalization and the Trump/Biden administrations
		Trade sanctions
		China’s use of trade to secure political aims
		Summary
		Key points
PART FIVE Security and cyber threats
	18 Corruption and bribery in international logistics
		Objectives
		Why is the industry so vulnerable to corruption?
		Anti-bribery, anti-corruption legislation
		Most corrupt markets
		Freight forwarding and customs corruption
		Customs corruption in the EU
		Smuggling and customs corruption in Africa
		Cracking down on customs corruption
		Freight forwarding, airlines and cartels
		Unofficial tolls and crossing controls
		Summary
		Key points
	19 Cargo crime and piracy
		Objectives
		The cargo crime contagion
		Organized crime in transport operations
		Piracy
		Summary
		Key points
	20 Corruption in public procurement, defence and humanitarian logistics
		Objectives
		Contract dispute or criminal activity?
		Kick-backs and false claims
		Major defence logistics corruption in Afghanistan
		The logistics of PPE supply during Covid: Price-gouging, corruption and collusion?
		Humanitarian aid logistics corruption
		Summary
		Key points
	21 Terrorism and security
		Objectives
		Risk and security in air cargo supply chains
		The Yemen air cargo plot
		Political disturbances
		The future for air cargo security
		Sea freight security
		Shipping’s vulnerability to terrorism and security threats
		Threats to supply chains are ever-present
		Summary
		Key points
	22 Cyber threats to supply chains
		Objectives
		Types of cyber threats
		The nature of supply chain cyber vulnerability
		How can organizations improve their cyber security?
		Cyber threats are increasing
		Summary
		Key points
	23 Illicit supply chains
		Objectives
		Value chains in illicit goods
		Types of illicit supply chains
		Illicit transport networks
		Narcotic supply chains
		European narcotics trafficking
		Trade in endangered animals
		Counterfeit goods
		Illicit trade in antiquities
		Illegal trade in cigarettes
		Vehicle theft and exportation
		Black, white and grey supply chains
		Summary
		Key points
Conclusion
References
Index