Supply Chain Continuity
What is Supply Chain Continuity?
Planning and measures to maintain supply chain operations during disruptions, including alternative suppliers and logistics arrangements.
Frameworks that govern supply chain continuity
What the standards actually require on supply chain continuity
Requirements naming supply chain continuity across 4 standards, quoted from the control text.
SCCM is the management process that finds how disruption in the supply chain could affect the organization and gives a way to handle it, because such disruption can hinder or stop delivery of products and services and damage revenue, market share and reputatio...
iso-ts-22318-2021::4.2.1 · 4.2.1 Supply chain continuity management: general →The management review should include assessment of the status of actions from previous reviews; management system performance including trends in nonconformities and corrective actions, monitoring and measurement results and audit findings;
iso-22313-2020-guidance-on-business-continuity-management-systems::9.3.2 · 9.3.2 Management review input →When the standard is applied inside an existing management system, a policy statement is written that fits the nature and scale of the threats, hazards, risks and their possible impacts on the organization's activities, functions, goods, services and supply ch...
iso-28002-2011::4.6 · 4.6 Resilience policy statement →Third-party delivery management. Level 1 (a to c): monitoring of third-party service delivery against agreements; management of changes to third-party services; and a requirement that the upstream supply chain supporting the service meets MTCS.
mtcs-singapore::9.5 · Third-party delivery management →Questions people ask about supply chain continuity
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