Designing a disruption-aware supply chain network considering precautionary and contingency strategies: a real-life case study
RAIRO. Operations Research, Tome 55 (2021) no. 5, pp. 2827-2860

Due to the high risk in the business environment, supply chains must adopt a tailored mechanism to deal with disruptions. This research proposes a multi-objective formulation to design a robust and resilient forward supply chain under multiple disruptions and uncertainty. The mentioned objective functions include minimizing the total cost, environmental impacts, and the network non-resiliency associated with the supply chain simultaneously countered using an augmented ε-constraint method. A Mulvey robust optimization approach is also utilized to deal with uncertainty. Ultimately, the developed model is validated based on three datasets associated with a case study of the steel industry. The results indicate that preventive and mitigation resilience strategies have significantly promoted the supply chain’s capabilities to deal with disruptions. Controlling network resiliency via non-resiliency measures has also created a risk-aware and robust structure in the incidence of disturbances. Numerical results reveal that multiple sourcing, lateral transshipment, and fortification of facilities will lead to the greatest cost-efficiency in the case study. Observations also indicate that the fortified supply chain will be highly economically viable in the long run due to the reduction of costs resulting from lost sales, unnecessary inventory holding, and the company’s credit risk.

DOI : 10.1051/ro/2021123
Classification : 90B06
Keywords: Resilient system, network non-resiliency, robust optimization, disruption, operational risk
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Dehghani Sadrabadi, Mohammad Hossein; Ghousi, Rouzbeh; Makui, Ahmad. Designing a disruption-aware supply chain network considering precautionary and contingency strategies: a real-life case study. RAIRO. Operations Research, Tome 55 (2021) no. 5, pp. 2827-2860. doi: 10.1051/ro/2021123

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