Gestión de la capacidad de respuesta en cadenas de suministro y preparación en emergencias para la seguridad y protección en países desarrollados
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https://doi.org/10.21830/19006586.735Palabras clave:
gestión de cadena de suministro, países desarrollados, preparación de emergencias, red de sensibilidad, seguridad y protecciónResumen
Las cadenas de suministro pueden desempeñar un rol importante en la reducción de amenazas a la seguridad y protección de países desarrollados, como Suecia. Este articulo ofrece perspectivas acerca de la cadena de suministro y deriva del concepto de preparación para emergencias. Varios desafíos impiden que las redes de actores se beneficien plenamente de la coordinación. El estudio enfoca el impacto de las redes de la cadena de suministro como una estrategia general para el manejo de la seguridad. Tres enfoques difieren en su impacto en la capacidad de las redes de actores envueltos; (i) un enfoque de planificación estratégica general, (ii) un enfoque de sistema integrado para la respuesta general, (iii) un enfoque de coordinación para gestionar la estrategia general de capacidad en respuesta a la cadena de suministro.
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