The manufacturing sector has seen a challenging and turmoil filled decade with an upending of the global order in manufacturing as large developing economies jumped into the first tier of manufacturing countries, a challenging recession impacted demand, and employment fell – particularly in advanced economies.
Manufacturing remains a critical sector in both the advanced and developing world.
Manufacturing organizations often have long and complex supply chains that are heavily dependent upon third-party suppliers, transportation firms, and a number of conditions that are beyond the organizations’ control. Third-party (vendor) risk management is a critical successor factor for this sector.
Manufacturers must have strategic plans in place to ensure that disruptions are avoided in the face of multiple risks, including weather, natural disasters, vendor/third-parties, cybersecurity, operational risk, and insider threats.
Companies in the manufacturing sector must keep their facilities and lines fully functional, sometimes even on a 24×7 basis. Strong business continuity and disaster recovery plans are critical to their success. A strong crisis management framework that is regularly exercised is also a critical part of managing disruptions around the world that may impact the organization.
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