Supply Chain Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies Report

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This report delves into the critical aspects of supply chain risk management, focusing on the identification and mitigation of potential disruptions. The analysis begins by examining risks associated with suppliers, such as communication failures, raw material shortages, and price fluctuations due to external factors. The report then explores risks related to the product's lifecycle, including consumer feedback and fashion trends. Manufacturing risks are also assessed, with emphasis on labor issues and equipment breakdowns. Finally, the report considers distribution challenges, such as transportation incidents and natural disasters. The report also includes a list of references to support the analysis.
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Risk Identification
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Supply Side:
IT failures cause bad communication with suppliers
Communication is a very vital process for the success of any organisation. Lack of
proper communication may make organisations suffer huge losses.
Suppliers failures cause leak of raw material
Price increase of raw materials
This increase can be as a results of external factors which include tariffs of suppliers’
original countries.
Demand
Fashion life cycle is quite small
Negative feedback from customers
Can lead to damage reputation, lost sale and increase stock.
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Manufacturing process
Labor issues: For example workers may strike due to political issues.
Machine break down: To avert this occurrence, the machines should
be regularly inspected to ensure that they are in a good condition to
carryout operations without fail.
Transportation Incident
The industry should seek alternative modes of transportation. They industry should
have some sort of an airstrip where small planes can land and carry products.
Natural disaster
Leads to delayed lead time
Distribution Process
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References
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