The longer the current pandemic lasts, the more contradictory the statements regarding the future of automotive logistics become. On one hand, one could be very confident: Precedence Research, for example, assumes in its October 2020 report that the global automotive logistics market will grow by 5.6% annually until 2027. On the other hand, the recently published Allianz Risk Barometer speaks of a "COVID trio" of business interruption, pandemics, and cyber attacks. In particular, business interruptions, i.e. supply chain problems, are again at the top of the list of possible risks in 2021.
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Crisis management in the automotive industry during and after COVID-19
Topics:
Future
Supply-Chain-Management
Supply Chain Optimization
Supply Chain
COVID-19
Risk Management
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Risk management for resilient supply networks
Risk management is a discipline that has perhaps never been discussed as much as in the current COVID-19 crisis. As a consulting and contract logistics service provider, risk hedging is also an important part of consulting for MÜLLER | DIE LILA LOGISTIK. In addition to classic consulting and implementation of operational logistics processes, systematic approaches to effective risk management are also offered.
Topics:
Supply-Chain-Management
Supply Chain Optimization
Process Transparency
Supply Chain
COVID-19
value chain
Risk Management
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Supply Chain 4.0: Science fiction or already reality?
The classic and single organization centered logistic in the form of transportation, handling and warehousing services has evolved into a modern and cross-company supply chain management. The reason is: increasing demands of customers, employees and partners require that the entire value creation process has to become more reliable and efficient.
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