Risk Management
Value Chain Optimization

How Sensitive is Our Plan to Uncertainty and Potential Disruptions/Cost Increases

Value Chain Optimization can help incorporate risk into decision-making processes. By defining risk and determining recovery times and survival periods, it provides a clearer understanding of how different parts of the business interact.  

This approach encourages collaboration across functions to balance trade-offs among various business objectives and to make informed policy and strategic decisions. As a result, organizations are better equipped to avoid, absorb, and recover from the impacts of major disruptions. By using a risk-balanced strategy, Value Chain Optimization supports organizations in achieving their goals under various scenarios while ensuring that all aspects of the business are considered. 

Your Key Decisions Optimized
  • Which variables have the greatest impact on our KPIs
  • Which investments/strategies are worthwhile
  • How to best respond to actual disruptions
Solving Complex Questions
  • How do we respond to unexpected disruptions?
  • How robust, responsive, and flexible is my supply chain design to changes in key drivers?
  • How should my supply chain react to disruptions and special events?
Demonstrated Value

Up Arrow Margins (Ultimately Up Arrow structural EBITDA and Up Arrow free cash flow)

down blue arrow Operational risk

Up Arrow Scenario visibility

Up Arrow Scenario agility / Time to respond

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