Estimating vulnerability to risks: an application in a biofuel supply chain

Santos, Silvio Francisco dos; Brandi, H. S.; Borschiver, Suzana; Souza, Vanderléa de

doi:10.1007/s10098-016-1320-y

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“…Assim, a gestão de riscos na rede de suprimentos está relacionada aos conceitos de vulnerabilidade e resiliência (ELLEUCH et al, 2016). A vulnerabilidade é a combinação entre o impacto associado a um risco e a probabilidade de sua ocorrência (SANTOS et al, 2017). Vulnerabilidade também pode ser conceituada como a exposição a perturbações graves que afetam a capacidade da rede de suprimentos em atender eficazmente os seus clientes (JÜTTNER, 2005).…”

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Gestão de riscos em rede de suprimentos: um estudo bibliométrico

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Macedo²

2020

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A rede de suprimentos está sujeita a riscos que podem causar rupturas e afetar a capacidade de atender eficazmente os seus clientes, logo é fundamental gerenciar seus riscos para reduzir a vulnerabilidade e aumentar a resiliência. Diante da necessidade de estudos que tratem essa temática para fornecer informações atualizadas e consistentes, este estudo objetiva traçar um panorama da literatura acadêmica sobre a gestão de riscos na rede de suprimentos. Foi realizado um estudo bibliométrico a partir do levantamento de palavras-chave na base Web of Science e da utilização das ferramentas VOSviewer 1.6.13 e Tree of Science (ToS). Os resultados indicam: 1) os autores mais influentes da área de gestão de riscos na rede de suprimentos; 2) grande impacto das publicações tem origem dos EUA, China e Inglaterra, e a participação de países da América do Sul, incluindo o Brasil, é bastante limitada; 3) lacunas encontradas intra e inter clusters temáticos apontados pela rede de co-ocorrência de palavras-chave podem ser exploradas futuramente para avanços teóricos e empíricos e 4) não há restrições ou preferências por pesquisas qualitativas ou quantitativas ou por determinados métodos. Palavras-chave: Gestão de riscos. Rede de suprimentos. Estudo bibliométrico. Classificação dos riscos. The supply chain is subject to risks that can cause disruptions and affect the ability to effectively serve its customers, so managing your risks to reduce vulnerability and increase resilience is critical. Given the need for studies that address this issue to provide up-to-date and consistent information, this study aims to draw up an overview of the academic literature on risk management in the supply chain. A bibliometric study was performed from the survey of keywords in the Web of Science database and the use of VOSviewer 1.6.13 and Tree of Science (ToS) tools. The results indicate: 1) the most influential authors in the area of supply chain risk management; 2) the great majority of publications originates from the USA, China and England, and the participation of South American countries, including Brazil, is quite limited; 3) gaps found within and between thematic clusters pointed out by the keyword co-occurrence network can be explored in the future for theoretical and empirical advances and 4) there are no restrictions or preferences for qualitative or quantitative research or for certain methods.

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Gestão de riscos em rede de suprimentos: um estudo bibliométrico

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Macedo²

2020

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“…This is partly due to general economic and population growth but more specifically due to the growth in digital, low-carbon and clean technologies that employ them (Grandell et al, 2016;Rabe, Kostka, & Smith Stegen, 2017;Speirs, Gross, Candelise, & Gross, 2011). The problem of material criticality is further compounded by increased globalisation of material supply and value-chains where an event such as a manufacturing plant fire in one location may propagate significant supply disruption on a global scale (Dos Santos et al, 2017;Handfield & McCormack, 2008). For example, Sony Ericsson's $400 million loss in 2000 after a fire at a semi-conductor manufacturing plant (Ho et al, 2015).…”

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A framework and decision support tool for improving value chain resilience to critical materials in manufacturing

Gardner

Colwill

2018

Production & Manufacturing Research

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Certain non-energy materials have been identified as being critical to the manufacturing sector and wider economy due to having a high risk of supply disruption combined with high economic importance. The criticality of specific raw materials is becoming increasingly acute as the escalating use of resources is driven by an increasing global population. Critical materials are vital elements in the value chain yet their supply risk may often be ineffectively addressed by traditional supply chain management strategies. Most research to date has been focused at a national or industrial policy level thus many manufacturers are unaware if their operations are at risk from critical materials at a product level. This paper presents a framework that takes a systematic approach to identifying, assessing and mitigating risk associated with critical materials bilaterally along the value chain to facilitate manufacturers in the identification, assessment and mitigation of critical material supply risk. This paper also describes how the framework can be facilitated for application in industry through preliminary design specifications towards a development of a decision support tool.

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