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Browsing All posts tagged under »supply chain resilience«
The Storm Is One Strand. The Outcome Is Decided Where It Crosses the Others.
October 8, 2026
A refinery can come through a hurricane undamaged and still stop shipping. Do you know which connections your fuel supply depends on?
The CIPS Pulse Survey Found Five Risks. They’re Five Strands of One Pattern.
July 9, 2026
"The sources of disruption keep changing, the pattern doesn't"
The End of Functional Silos Has Arrived. The Direction Just Reversed.
June 4, 2026
When the CFO and the COO are the same person, what happens to the silos? I wrote about this in 2008. Brittany Bagley just embodied it in 2026.
The Next Supply Chain Crisis Isn’t a Black Swan — It’s a Governance Failure You Haven’t Built For Yet
February 4, 2026
While you can't predict Black Swans, you can dramatically improve your response and adaptability.
From Liverpool 1930 to DP World 2026: The Supply Chain Governance Question That Never Changes
January 29, 2026
Why you can't automate your way to resilience, but must govern your way there instead.
Tariffs, ESG Compliance, and Supply Chain Resilience
April 24, 2025
What do tariffs, ESG compliance, and supply chain resilience have in common?
Why You Will Need a Resilient Workforce in Today’s Economy
December 7, 2009
MIT Professor Yossi Sheffi extended the resilience concept to business continuity initiatives in his 2005 book The Resilient Enterprise. Dr. Sheffi analyzed how disruptions can adversely affect the operations of corporations and how investments in resilience can give a business a competitive advantage over entities not prepared for various contingencies. Business organizations such as the […]
A Well-Drafted Report Can Still Miss the Strands That Matter Most: Assessing the World Economic Forum and Accenture Report
October 20, 2026
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Every step in the framework is reasonable. The strands it leaves out are where resilience is lost.