A review of enterprise supply chain risk management

Abstract

This paper reviews enterprise risk management practices in the context of supply chains. Starting with the importance of managing supply chain risks, the paper established the benefits of managing risks using an enterprise-wise integrated approach. The rest of the paper then presents a practical framework for enterprises to manage risks in their extended supply chains.

Keywords

Supply chain risk management / enterprise risk management / risk management system

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