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Supply chain risk management

Securing corporate performance in VUCA times

In a glance


Early detection and systematic analysis of risks affecting operational business.
Cross-functional assessment to avoid and mitigate risks.
Root cause analyses to identify recurring patterns and preventive measures.
Use of relevant key figures and information sources for KonTraG- and ISO-compliant processes.

How can supply chains remain stable and resilient in uncertain times?

– A key issue in a VUCA environment where supplier insolvencies are on the rise.

The Challenge


Customers still expect 100% on-time and quality-compliant deliveries.

Are your risks really detectable at an early stage?

According to KonTraG, companies are obliged to establish an early risk detection system. Many risks are predictable – but the first signs often go unnoticed. Changes in key partners, such as changes in management or drastic fluctuations in sales, are rarely assessed in good time.

T60 works with you to develop a lean and effective risk management system for your supply chain. Together with purchasing, supply chain, finance, quality, and technology, we ensure integrated, forward-looking risk management.

Our approach


The T60 process model focuses on specific, achievable goals and clear work packages:

  • Preliminary analysis of existing documents and questionnaires

  • Definition of scope – entire supply chain reporting in accordance with KonTraG or focus on suppliers, product ranges, and commodities

  • Data preparation and research using structured templates

  • Cross-functional workshops for analysis, evaluation, and prioritization

  • Derivation of work packages with clear measures for risk minimization.

With T60, you get practical, forward-looking control for stable supply chain risk management.

Analyze
Validate
Optimize

Most notable results


Identify and assess risks early on

  • Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis with a focus on business relevance
  • Identification of strategic risks, single-source dependencies, and time to recover
  • Assessment of supplier risks in terms of quality, adherence to deadlines, and risk of insolvency

Targeted measures to minimize risk

  • Reduction of single-source dependencies & smart procurement strategies
  • Dispositive & contractual safeguards to reduce risk
  • Optimization of specifications & deeper supplier knowledge

Continuous control & improvement

  • Establishment of suitable key performance indicators and monitoring processes
  • Clear work packages with priorities, timelines, and responsibilities
  • Structured concept for sustainable risk management and supplier communication

Identify risks early on

Christian Eickhorn

Christian Eickhorn

Practice Lead Procurement & Supply Chain

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