Supply chains and their pandemic readiness plan

April 22, 2020
Fast Stats - May 2020

Resilinc conducted a Pandemic Readiness Assessment of global manufacturers. The results underscore the importance of preparing your Supply Chain for pandemics.

 27%

of suppliers admit to not having a pandemic readiness program

42%

of supply chains have never tested their pandemic plan in the last three years

75%

of manufacturers reported part shortages in February and March

70%

of manufacturers reported transportation disruptions

 45%

reported not being able to deliver products to customers in February and March

6%

of companies were not monitoring the COVID-19 situation as of February 15, 2020; 97% of the companies were monitoring COVID-19 as of March 25.

48%

of supplier regions reported employees with COVID-19 at their sites

 35%

of suppliers had employees out as much as two weeks; 16% of suppliers expect employees to be out two weeks and beyond

3.25

weeks was the average disruption impact reported on manufacturing operations, with some manufacturers reporting expected disruptions for a staggering 16 weeks

Source: Resilinc maps the supply chain multiple tiers deep, all the way down to part, supplier and site levels, and exposes hidden failure points deep in sub-tier suppliers. www.resilinc.com

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