Single Point of Failure

In this summary, you will learn

• Why supply chain risk management is so important
• How to use 10 best practices to handle it most effectively

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Why you should read Single Point of Failure

The captain of the Titanic ignored at least five warnings that unusual conditions in the Gulf Stream made it dangerous to steam at high speeds through the North Atlantic – if only he had paid attention. CEOs usually don’t seek or receive advance alerts of the looming icebergs that could affect their supply chains, the interconnected links that enable companies to move raw materials to production facilities and thence to customers. Now, you can be prepared, thanks to supply chain risk management expert Gary S. Lynch, who details the 10 best ways to manage and mitigate supply chain risk. getAbstract recommends his insights – despite a peppering of jargon – to executives handling all aspects of corporate life, including risk, manufacturing, compliance, operations, logistics, outsourcing, procurement and security.

About the Author

Gary S. Lynch, author of At Your Own Risk, leads Marsh Risk Consulting’s Supply Chain Risk Management Practice and directs its Global Pandemic Response Center.