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Risk management solution providers and what their customers really want – Brooklyn Solutions

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To round off that perspective we’d like to engage the thoughts of the solution providers themselves, particularly in terms of how they believe their customers perceive risk and what they want from today’s solutions. Visit our In-Depth Guide to Risk Management for an explanation of this complex environment.

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Resilience in times of uncertainty and ‘permacrisis’: making the case for SCRM

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In today’s interconnected global business environment, supply chain risk management (SCRM) has emerged as a critical discipline for organizations striving to maintain operational continuity and a competitive advantage.

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See Through Disruptions: How Supply Chain Visibility Builds Resilience

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However, they are also susceptible to disruptions and risks. Enhancing supply chain resilience as well as supply chain visibility is crucial in today’s interconnected world. Supply Chain Resilience refers to a supply chain’s ability to withstand and recover from unexpected events.

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Navigating the Top 3 Procurement Challenges in 2025

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Maintaining revenue and profitability depends on a resilient and adaptable supply chain. This is also reflected in a Maersk and Reuters Events report , which found that 68% of European businesses prioritize supply chain visibility and monitoring solutions.

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Weathering Future Disruptions: 8 Steps to Building Supply Chain Resilience

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As teams worked with suppliers through creative solutions, it became obvious that transparency and supplier risk management are essential components to maintain stability during crises like these. But building an agile, resilient supply chain doesn’t happen overnight; it requires forethought and planning.

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AI in procurement: How different industries are harnessing its power

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Leading firms are using AI to model extended value chains, linking them with AI-assisted supplier intelligence to anticipate risks before they become problems. Supply chain disruptions whether from geopolitical shifts, weather events or logistical breakdowns are nearly impossible for humans to predict alone.

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Navigating trade turbulence: What tariffs are really exposing in Procurement

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This kind of end-to-end tariff strategy demands visibility, coordination and scenario planning, which are capabilities that traditional procurement tools often lack. Supply chain visibility: The linchpin for tariff management If there is one lesson from recent disruptions, it is this: you cannot mitigate what you cannot see.