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The supply chain complexity triangle
From the course: Supply Chain Foundations: Risk and Resilience
The supply chain complexity triangle
- Bullwhip effect, Forrester effect, ripple effect, chaos effect, these are all great names for well investigated phenomena that create oscillations in demand and inventory within supply chain networks as orders progress through the system the uncertainty and risk generated by these oscillations can result in late deliveries, canceled orders and an increased reliance on inventory. All of which means more cost for the supply chain and ultimately for the customer and consumer. So by understanding the causes of these oscillations and uncertainty, we can manage things better and reduce risk. Let's explore three things that can lead to these oscillations. The first is demand amplification, sometimes called the Forrester effect or Bullwhip effect. It's caused by demand changes at the end of the supply chain resulting in waves of demand orders flooding up the supply chain. For example, a retail store ends up getting lots of…
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External sources of supply chain risk4m 25s
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Internal sources of supply chain risk4m 48s
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The supply chain complexity triangle5m 18s
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Develop your supply chain strategy4m 45s
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Design products and services for resilience3m 36s
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Create agility and flexibility4m 23s
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Build relationships to improve resilience4m 6s
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Create a culture of resilience2m 39s
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Design a resilient network4m 15s
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Create supply chain transparency4m 30s
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Monitor supply chain intelligence to detect risks3m 38s
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