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Overview on Supply Chain Resilience

In the last few years, supply chains are integrating a more and more tightly connected global economy where traditional management practices are challenged by external disturbances and turbulent changes. Indeed, along any supply chain, a multitude of more or less critical incidents may prevent a company from obtaining the expected level of logistical performance. According to Supply Chain Risk Management specialists, one way to deal with supply chain risk is to confer to the supply chain the ability to be resilient.