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Supply Chain Events and Risk of Drug Shortage in Canada.

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Santhireswaran A, Ho MKH, Kim KC, Chaudhry S, Suda KJ, Gaudette E, Burry L, Tadrous M.   +7 more
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Disruption and Rerouting in Supply Chain Networks

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
The recent coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic has shown that shortages and supply chain disruptions can have catastrophic effects on the real economy. These observations bring about reflections and first-order questions. How can we design supply chain networks that are robust and resilient to demand and supply shocks?
John R. Birge, Agostino Capponi, Peng-Chu Chen   +2 more
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Disruptive Strategies for Supply Chain Disruptions

2023
Abstract: Supply chain disruption happens when the business is affected by not getting material, producing finished goods and dispatching them to the end consumers. This breakdown in the supply chain could be due to bullwhip in marketing demand, suppliers’ inability to meet demand, natural calamities like monsoons, or even the failure of logistic ...
A Sridharan, Sunita Kumar
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Global supply chain disruption and resilience

Communications of the ACM, 2022
Tracking the myriad factors influencing shifting supply chains.
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Modeling the supply chain disruptions focusing on the supply chain interdependencies

2015 IEEE 13th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN), 2015
With the globalized supply chain, the events of disruptions also increased. The partnership between geographically dispersed firms around the world has contributed to the supply chain interdependencies among different levels of the supply chain. In this context, this paper has the purpose to develop a model of supply chain disruptions focusing on the ...
Mauricio F. Blos, Paulo E. Miyagi
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Quantifying disruptions propagation in a supply chain

2015 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (IEEM), 2015
Today's supply chain (SC) is highly complex and inter-connected so disruption at one company can propagate to other companies in an unexpected manner. However, most approaches in the area of risk management provide only static analysis of the SC risk but not the propagation of disruption through the SC network.
Chin Sheng Tan, Puay Siew Tan, Stephen Siang Guan Lee   +2 more
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Supply Chain Disruptions

International Journal of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, 2020
This study expands the work on contagion effects caused by supply chain disruptions beyond the impacted firm and competitors to its customers and suppliers. Using hand-collected data, we analyze the news announcements to determine those that resulted in disruptions in supply, demand, production, inventory, distribution, or transportation at one or more
Greg Filbeck, Xin Zhao
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Disruption in Supply Chain

2011
Recent trends in the global business environment such as overwhelming globalization, short product life cycle, and cost reducing strategies have exposed various types of supply chains in the face of a great deal of uncertainties and risks. One of the main risks in supply chain is risk of disruption.
Mohammad Bakhshayeshi Baygi, Seyyed Mostafa Mousavi, Onur Kuzgunkaya   +2 more
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The Effect of Supply Disruptions on Supply Chain Design Decisions

Transportation Science, 2010
We study an integrated supply chain design problem that determines the locations of retailers and the assignments of customers to retailers to minimize the expected costs of location, transportation, and inventory. The system is subject to random supply disruptions that may occur at either the supplier or the retailers.
Lian Qi, Zuo-Jun Max Shen, Lawrence V. Snyder   +2 more
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