Tag Archives: Supply chain

The Ripple Effect of the Olympics
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At times, it can seem like everyone in the UK is focused on Olympic Games this summer. It will be a spectacular few weeks, but it’s worth noting that businesses across the UK need to be able to cope with … Continue reading

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Is Your Business Prepared for the Olympics? Your Employees Don’t Think So…
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Key findings: 88% of employees in the UK feel in the dark about Olympic Games working policies, despite 4 out of 5 businesses claiming to have made plans 40% of UK businesses admit to being less resilient to major organisational … Continue reading

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When a supplier fails, everybody hurts

Recent research* spanning 35 countries released by the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) shows that over 70% of organisations recorded at least one supply chain disruption during 2010, with 20% admitting they had suffered reputational damage as a result. Businesses that … Continue reading

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The supply chain, Achilles heel of an organisation?

From ‘one man and his dog outfits’ to SMes and multinationals, the diversity of people bearing the mantle of ‘supply chain manager’ or ‘risk manager’ means there are many different views on the biggest problem areas. For better or for … Continue reading

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Who is the weakest link in your supply chain?

As a SunGard Availability Services customer, you appreciate the importance of business continuity management and will be diligent about getting your  own house in order. But how resilient are your suppliers? Supply chains today are increasingly complex, less transparent and subsequently … Continue reading

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