Supply chain risk management & resilience
Supply chain risk management deals with the identification, assessment and management of potential disruptions in supply chains. Resilience is the ability to react flexibly to unforeseen events and to recover quickly. Together, they enable a resilient supply chain that is robust and adaptable to a wide range of risks.
In cooperation with 10 partner universities and companies across Europe, the MAASive project was launched to develop models for value chains. These models are intended to enable companies to recover from unforeseen external events as quickly as possible by connecting with new services and reconfiguring value networks using internal and external manufacturing services. MAASive will provide an industrial toolkit that consists of a mix of existing methods and technologies applied in the MaaS context and new models and technologies developed within the project.
Due to the rapidly increasing number of temperature-sensitive products, the need for a fully monitored supply chain is more important than ever. Currently, stakeholders must rely on container operators to communicate temperature deviations to the customer quickly and correctly. By using a blockchain for temperature-controlled services, the reliability of the information can be validated and active risk management can be supported. In addition, this technology enables both small, medium and large companies to develop new services.
The aim of the project is to develop a web-based knowledge platform for the implementation of a cross-company SCRM for crisis situations. The current COVID-19 pandemic is used as an example of a crisis situation in this context. By using the online knowledge platform, companies have access to methods and approaches as well as detailed guidelines for implementing cross-company SCRM.
