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Work in progress, this is just the results of an initial brainstorm session, needs to be worked out
- Are all your supply chains, internal and external, identified and described?
- Are standards used for identifiers (and all other data) across the ecosystem of the supply chain?
- Data Integration: How many of them are tied to business capabilities?
- Are all concepts around products, services, contracts, deliveries, distribution defined with machine-readable shared, standard semantics?
- Risk: Did you define your risk-exposure associated with your
supply chain?
- Do you have a risk assessment for every vendor?
- Do you have a risk assessment for any third party in your supply chain?
- As an example risk: is your cybersecurity assessment done for all parties in your supply chain?
- Same for data protection/privacy
- Does every line of business manager understand who their vendors are?
- How well do you understand (and how well is that defined), the products and services in your supply chain?
- How well is your supply chain optimized in relation to other supply chains of other lines of business?
- Are all products and services in your supply chain covered through their
whole life-cycle? Birth-to-death? / Cradle-to-Cradle?
- (Cradle to cradle is a sustainable business strategy that mimics the regenerative cycle of nature in which waste is reused. In nature, when a tree or animal dies or creates waste, that waste breaks down and becomes nutrients for another process.)
- Is any of the above automated and/or modeled?
- Is all data related to your value chain shared across all other relevant
lines of business?
- Do you share vendors, distributors etc
- Risk analysis on your vendors (financially stable, quality, backup vendor etc, how dependent is your LOB on any given vendor, vendor lock-in)
- Are all contracts digitized?
- Are they registered in a distributed immutable ledger that’s not controlled by a single party?
- Distributed
- Transparent
- How standard is your supply chain, is it using shared practices and concepts across the industry?