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Tag Archives: Supply Chain

The “Six Degrees” of Business Continuity

Business ContinuityBy opscentreFebruary 7, 2018

The “six degrees” concept is that you can reach any person in the world using a maximum of six personal relationships in a chain stretching from you to the person you want to reach.

How Far Back Do You Go in Your Business Continuity?

Business ContinuityBy opscentreOctober 19, 2017

It’s a fact of business life that customers, markets, and industry commentators only see your brand, and not the suppliers who provide the materials, components, or products behind it.

Where Do You Put the Cursor for Supply Chain Resilience?

Business ContinuityBy opscentreJuly 12, 2016

Supply Chain Resilience have so many moving parts that rapidly becomes a priority issue.

Where is the Truth in Business Continuity Today?

Business ContinuityBy opscentreJuly 2, 2013

Let’s set some expectations. This blog post won’t give any definitive answer about the question above! On the other hand, this post is prompted by a comparison of recent news items, on the face of it interconnected and yet apparently at odds. Within the space of less than a month one survey found that companies…

To Share or Not to Share Business Continuity in a Shared Supply Chain

Business ContinuityBy opscentreApril 29, 2013

One of the challenges to business continuity planning in 2013 will be the trend to share supply chain facilities between two or more companies. The logic is that to keep logistics and distribution running smoothly but at acceptable cost, the overhead of facilities such as distribution centres or delivery can be shared. It is even…

Maximum Tolerable Outage(s) for the Supply Chain in 2013

Business ContinuityBy opscentreNovember 29, 2012

End of year deadlines and festivities mean that maximum tolerable outage is an increasingly hot topic in many sectors. But what will expectations be for the year to come? MTO in itself is a measurement, a tool to be used in delivering business continuity overall. Changes in MTO, whether in terms of level or application,…

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