A literature review on quantitative models for supply chain risk management: Can they be applied to pandemic disruptions?

ABSTRACT: Supply chain risk management is considered a topic of increasing interest worldwide and its focus has evolved over time. The recent coronavirus pandemic (known as COVID-19) has forced business to handle a new global crisis and rapidly adapt to unexpected challenges. In an attempt to help companies counteract the pandemic risk, as well as to fuel the scientific discussion about this topic, this paper proposes a systematic literature review on risk management and disruptions in the supply chain focusing on quantitative models and paying a particular attention to highlighting the potentials of the studies reviewed for being applied to counteract pandemic emergencies. An appropriate query was made on Scopus and returned, after a manual screening, a useful set of 99 papers that proposed models

SUBMITTER: Rinaldi M 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9197564 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature