Disruption has become commonplace and there is no longer a ‘situation normal’ for the automotive supply chain, but there are digital tools to help evaluate supply chain risks and costs, as Marcus Williams finds out from recently coupled technology providers Llamasoft and Coupa Software
Disruption has always been a factor in automotive supply chain management, but it has increased over the last decade, prompting vehicle makers, parts suppliers and logistics providers to get a better grip on supply chain risk. Whether financial crash, natural disaster or cyber attack, companies are looking for the ability to quickly establish end-to-end visibility of their supply chains and evaluate what options they have to mitigate crisis situations.
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