Tool Provider Workshop: Quantifying and Monetizing Supply Chain Risks
Identifying risks is a cornerstone of companies' sustainability due diligence processes. Many companies rely on digital tools to detect risks across their supply chains, but these risks are often presented as indicators or generic scores that may not fully convey their business impact. To effectively engage company representatives, especially at the board level, it is essential to translate these risks into financial terms. This approach mirrors proven methodologies from the insurance sector.
Free Workshop | April 7th, 16:00 - 17:00 CET
This online workshop is tailored for tool providers aiming to elevate their solutions by embedding risk monetization features. Participants will gain insights into cutting-edge strategies for converting supply chain risks into business language, enhancing the value proposition of their tools and supporting companies in making informed, financially grounded sustainability decisions.
Register now for free to join this expert-led event and advance your tool offerings in the evolving landscape of supply chain due diligence.
Meet the Experts:
- Ana Paula Barbosa-Povoa is Professor in Operations and Logistics, at the University of Lisbon. Her main research domains address sustainability, resilience, uncertainty and risk in the design and planning of supply chains.
- Bengt Steen is Professor Emeritus for Environmental Systems Analysis, Technology Management and Economics. Of particular interest to him has been the monetary valuation of environmental impacts. He has led the development of an ISO standard for monetary valuation.
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