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Rothbaum in the BME Logistics Study 2024
Supply chains not yet resilient enough
The BME Logistics Study 2024 “Risk Management and Resilience in Supply Chains” clearly shows that many companies continue to underestimate the importance of comprehensive risk management in the supply chain. Despite global crises in the world economy and increasing pressure on supply chains, more than two thirds of companies lack holistic supply chain risk management (SCRM).
Expert input from Rothbaum for effective risk management
As part of the study, Dr. Kai-Philipp Bauer and Philipp Carl, Managing Director of Rothbaum, give an interview and provide valuable impulses for resilient risk management in the supply chain. The results of the study make it clear that many companies are not yet exploiting the potential of their measures and need to further develop their risk management systems in a targeted manner.
Dr. Kai-Philipp Bauer emphasizes the need for a systematic, technology-based approach in order to identify risks at an early stage and counter them proactively. Modern analysis tools play a decisive role in identifying specific weak points. On this basis, innovative methods such as process mining enable automated process monitoring and control, allowing well-founded decisions to be made and implemented in a short space of time.
Undiscovered dependencies within the product portfolio are particularly problematic and often unexpected.
Dr.-Ing. Kai Philipp Bauer, Senior Manager Supply Chain Management
Challenge: Transparency in the supply chains
The BME logistics study makes it clear that transparency in supply chains remains a key challenge. Although 79 percent of companies record the first supplier level, only 14 percent take deeper levels into account – a problem that makes it difficult to identify and manage risks in the depths of the supply chain. The same applies to the customer side, where only 13% of companies go beyond the first level.
Proactive measures for a resilient supply chain
As the BME logistics study shows, companies have learned from the crises of recent years. They now rate their supply chains as significantly more resilient than before the Covid-19 pandemic, with the proportion of companies that rate their supplier-side supply chains as resilient or very resilient rising from 22% to 44%. On the customer side, this figure also increased from 29% to 55%.
Nevertheless, a sustainable and resilient supply chain requires continuous adjustments, targeted investments and optimization of risk management systems. Proactive measures are essential in view of the upcoming challenges for purchasing, procurement logistics and supply chain management – only those who act early will create a stable basis for the future. Rothbaum is at your side as an experienced partner with tailor-made solutions that make your supply chains fit for the future.
About the BME Logistics Study 2024
The BME Logistics Study 2024 “Risk Management and Resilience in Supply Chains” is based on interviews with experts conducted between July and August. This was preceded by an online survey, which was conducted from June 17 to July 22, 2024 and in which 232 people took part.
About the BME
The German Association of Materials Management, Purchasing and Logistics (BME) is the leading network partner for over 10,000 purchasing, supply chain and logistics managers in Germany and Europe. It represents all industries and sectors, and the volume of goods and services procured by its members amounts to around 1.25 trillion euros annually. The aim of the BME is the transfer of know-how, the promotion of research and the training and further education of specialists and managers. Founded in 1954, the association employs more than 100 people in Eschborn. Further information can be found at www.bme.de.
Dr.-Ing. Kai Philipp Bauer
Business Unit Manager Supply Chain
I look forward to your questions!
Do you have any questions about the BME logistics study or would you like to talk to us personally about this topic? Then please send me a message and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
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