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What were the major supply chain disruptions in Q2 2024? First, extreme weather incidents are on the rise, causing significant production halts worldwide. Notable examples include the Taiwan Earthquake and Hurricane Beryl. Second, new ESG regulations are reshaping global trade and supply chains, enforcing greater transparency and sustainability. Explore further disruptions and insights in our Q2 2024 supply chain analysis report. Read report: https://okt.to/ihSLRE #GlobalSupplyChains #SupplyChain #Procurement #RiskManagement #SupplierRiskManagement #SupplyChainResilience #SCRM

🔍 Dive into the essentials of supply chain resilience with insights from Charter Capital. Natural disasters are unpredictable, but your business preparedness shouldn't be. #SupplyChainResilience #BusinessContinuity #RiskManagement #Logistics

Are you prepared for the unexpected? Our latest Freyt World blog explores how natural disasters can impact logistics operations and offers practical strategies to mitigate risks. Learn how to safeguard your logistics operations against natural disasters.  📖 https://lnkd.in/d3Yt-yXH #FreytWorld #FreytWorldBlog #Logistics #FreightForwarding #GlobalLogisticsNetwork #NewEraInLogistics #SupplyChain #naturaldisasters #riskmanagement #businesscontinuity

Natural disasters can strike any time. Learn how to build up your inventory and manage supply chain risks here. 📦🌪️ https://bit.ly/3A6LX6r #DisasterPreparedness #SupplyChain #InventoryManagement

Listen to ALAN Executive Director Kathy Fulton discuss the impact of disaster in the U.S. – and learn how you can become involved with ALAN's disaster relief efforts by watching the interview below. And thank you, Manifest: The Future of Supply Chain & Logistics, for supporting our work and mission. #disasterrelief #disasterrecovery #ManifestFOL #supplychain #logistics #humanitarianlogistics

Natural disasters can strike any time. Learn how to build up your inventory and manage supply chain risks here. 📦🌪️ https://rpb.li/UBh #DisasterPreparedness #SupplyChain #InventoryManagement

Disasters don't just happen and then go away. So what are the lingering impacts of the $28B the U.S. saw in disasters last year? American Logistics Aid Network's Executive Director Kathy Fulton explains. She also talks about how companies can help when there is an emergency in the full interview which can be watched here https://lnkd.in/eeivv7xx #ManifestVegas #supplychain #logistics #transportation #storage #humanitarianlogistics #disasterrelief

What were the top #supplychain disruptions of Q2 2024? Extreme weather events are becoming more prevalent, leading to shutdowns in production across the globe. Key events include the Taiwan Earthquake and Hurricane Beryl. According to Resilinc data, events like these are up 130% over H1 of last year. Recent updates to ESG legislation are also affecting global trade and supply chains, demanding more transparency and sustainable practices, with legislation like the #UFLPA. Dive into other disruptions in our Q2 2024 supply chain analysis report. Read report: https://okt.to/KQfSbZ #GlobalSupplyChains #SupplyChain #Procurement #RiskManagement #SupplierRiskManagement #SupplyChainResilience #SCRM

Emergencies come in all shapes and sizes, but no matter what industry you're in, they're always disruptive and challenging. Natural disasters, weather events, or lost electrical power can substantially damage your supply chain, customer relationships, or patient outcomes if you don't have the right logistics partner to count on. Learn more about how American Expediting is crucial in disaster management by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/dqmNxwHV #disasterlogistics #naturaldisaster #rescue #supplychain #americanexpediting

Technical Note | Steering through the storm: Environmental uncertainty and delivery performance Joshua Ignatius, Rui Li, Yunqiang Yin, Kunze Jia https://lnkd.in/ger-WiYa We investigate the impact of Typhoon Lekima, a source of environmental uncertainty, on delivery performance, utilizing data from RiRiShun Logistics. We apply a staggered difference-in-differences model across low-complexity and high-complexity supply chains. The analysis uncovers distinct dynamics throughout the typhoon's forecast, active, and recovery phases. Notably, the active phase experiences less disruption in delivery performance compared to the forecast phase, owing to RiRiShun's wait-and-see policy. This approach leads to order accumulation but subsequently enables more effective resource allocation. In the recovery phase, high-complexity supply chains demonstrate significant improvements, surpassing pre-disaster performance levels. The study further emphasizes the critical role of two response mechanisms in managing high-complexity supply chains. Increasing throughput efficiencies at destination centers and implementing transfer centers prove effective in enhancing delivery performance during both the forecast and active phases. However, the simultaneous application of these response mechanisms during the forecast phase unexpectedly reduces performance. (Partial image credit: https://lnkd.in/eGuz5nPR )