New DHL Resilience360 Analytics module to provide businesses with foresight on supply chains risks

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Resilience360 Analytics is unique in combining years of systemically collected supply chain data with some of the most comprehensive risk databases available on the market. Risk bottlenecks in supply chains by analyzing registered incidents that have had impact on nodes and receiving user feedback on relevant events. Supply chain pain points by combining historic as well as forward-looking risk information with supplier data (trade volumes, business impact scores, value at risk, single sourcing etc.). Resilience360 Analytics is unique in combining years of systemically collected supply chain data with some of the most comprehensive risk databases available on the m
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Company: DHL, Activity: DHL, Date: 2017-09-21
Keywords: news, games, dhl, companies, risks, chain, insights, module, foresight, provide, chains, resilience360, data, customer, analytics, industries, impact, risk, supply, businesses

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New module offers deep analytical capabilities integrating comprehensive risk data with customer supply chain data

The new tool combines insights across all existing Resilience360 modules

Customizable and exportable dashboards provide deep analytical view

Benchmarking dashboards to compare own risk profiles with those of industry peers and to receive early-warnings on incidents.

Sector-specific analysis based on unique risk profiles of various geographically mapped supplier production locations.

Risk bottlenecks in supply chains by analyzing registered incidents that have had impact on nodes and receiving user feedback on relevant events.

Supply chain pain points by combining historic as well as forward-looking risk information with supplier data (trade volumes, business impact scores, value at risk, single sourcing etc.).

At its third annual Risk & Resilience Conference today, DHL launched a tool that streamlines and consolidates data from existing modules to provide further insights through DHL Resilience360, the Group’s innovative, cloud-based risk management platform and early warning system. Resilience360 Analytics is unique in combining years of systemically collected supply chain data with some of the most comprehensive risk databases available on the market. It combines DHL’s Risk Exposure Index, a weighted index across more than 30 risk categories, with customer supply chain and business impact data to provide predictions of potential future obstacles. The analyzed and consolidated data is visualized in a succinct manner and helps businesses have an increasingly clear view into their supply chains.”As global businesses are growing rapidly while supply chains are becoming more complex, it is crucial for our customers to detect future obstacles along the supply chain and take early actions to mitigate business risks,” says Tobias Larsson, Head of Resilience360, DHL Customer Solutions & Innovation.During Hurricane Harvey, about 33 percent of US chemical production was disrupted and many chemical suppliers had to give force majeure notices. Resilience360 Analytics showed that the expected shortages of basic industrial building blocks such as ethylene, chlorine or butadiene are likely to have an impact on the Automotive, Life Science & Healthcare and Electronics industries. A manufacturing company in one of these sectors, for example, might have a supplier of chemicals that ships items by rail from the Port of Houston. Armed with the knowledge that the port and the railway were likely to be closed for a certain period of time, the customer could be the first to pre-order additional supplies to cover that period. With the information from Resilience360, DHL is able to visualize their customer’s end-to-end supply chain, making it possible to specifically say whether production lines may be impacted and revert to contingency plans, if needed.The new module immediately provides insights to companies, helping them to gain profound understanding of risks affecting their supply chain. These insights include:The new module for instance shows that automotive and aerospace industries are 16.6 percent and 4 percent below the average risk profile, meaning that these industries are the most risk averse, while chemicals and technology have a substantially higher risk profile with figures at 8 percent and 10 percent above the average respectively.”Utilizing the new analytical tool and methods now gives us the basis to develop regression and predictive models, further enhancing our solutions in the area of risk mitigation. Together with the Deutsche Post DHL Data Science teams, we are currently looking into alternative re-routing suggestions as well as shipment delay predictions, to forecast the likelihood and the potential duration of shipment disruptions for risk events along transportation hubs using millions of historic DHL shipment data sets,” says Rick Tillenburg, Senior Customer Operations Analyst at Resilience360.From natural disasters to cyber-attacks and a quickly changing regulatory environment, organizations need to be prepared in order to take quick action when the inevitable occurs. The new R360 Analytics application complements DHL’s Resilience360 platform in order to map out specific industries and the subsequent impacts to other industries likely to run short of supply in the event of a disruption.

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Company: DHL, Activity: DHL, Date: 2017-09-21
Keywords: news, games, dhl, companies, risks, chain, insights, module, foresight, provide, chains, resilience360, data, customer, analytics, industries, impact, risk, supply, businesses

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