Integral Collaboration
Collaboration between different stakeholders is an essential tool in SC Risk Management, in Business Continuity Management as well as in Crisis Management.
Collaboration Strategies
Depending on the Structure of the Supply Chain and the Characteristics of the Ecosystem, there are different Collaboration Strategies for Risk Management and Mitigation.
Micro-Level Collaboration
Micro-Level resilience describes the direct coordination of buyers and suppliers to prevent or recover from supply risk and its effects. 2
Meso-Level Collaboration
Meso-Level resilience is achieved when multiple organisations work together, employing Micro- and Macro-Level strategies. The goal is to adaptively manage Supply Risks in the short- to medium-term. 2
Macro-Level Collaboration
Macro-Level resilience describes the long term collaboration of corporations (incl. competitors) with each other and with governments or trade associations. The goal is to manage long-term supply chain risks. 2
Additional explanations/zusätzliche Erläuterungen
| Nr. | Phase(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Collaborative CM | Book on Introduction to Collaborative Crisis Management |
| 2 | Collaborative BCM | Three Ways to build collaboration into BCM |
| 3 | Collaborative SCRM | Study on Collaborative Supply Chain Risk Management, Fundamentals of Collaborative Risk Management |
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