Format
Font size 11, single or 1.5 line spacing, 3-4 pages long report to design a supply chain risk management plan (in detail below).
Put additional exhibits in the appendix.
Please choose ONE of the following three specific topics.
Topic #2: Managing (specific) Risks of (Company or Industry Name)’s Supply Chain
Example: Managing Sourcing Risks of Starbuck’s Supply Chain
Managing Transportation Risks of Agriculture Supply Chain
Managing Production Uncertainty Risks of Intel’s Supply Chain
Managing Commodity Pricing Risk of DuPont’s Supply Chain
Please investigate and analyze a specific type of supply chain risk of a specific company or industry, and develop risk management plan. More specifically, the following guiding questions should be addressed:
Guiding questions
Hints: visit the webpage of the company you are interested, download their annual reports, find the risk exposure section, find the risks that are supply chain related, and do more investigation from there
Starbucks has became leader in providing exclusive coffee to it's customers, where it operates in more than 64 countries with around 27,000 stores. Starbucks is usually involved in vertically integrated supply chain, where company takes part in every step of its supply chain process,that is from the coffee bean to the cup of coffee to be sold to ultimate consumers.
When company follows vertical supply chain it has to look after many things to maintain successful supply chain, here Starbucks is facing many risk associated with their supply chain as it has to maintain balance among farmers from around the world who are associated with company, custom roasters, all distribution logistics providers, retail etc.
Main risk involved are,
Other than this it faces many challenges like price fluctuation, macro economic factors etc,so it has to consider all these things to have a better supply chain.
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there to extend auch programmes to external partners?
3. What challenges may BA face in implementing an internal
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