2025年全球供应链风险报告_61页_14mb

Supply Chain Risk Management Importance: Supply chains are critical to organizational operations and long-term resilience. Effective management requires a proactive, comprehensive approach addressing immediate and systemic threats. Businesses focus on building resilience and strategic adaptability to navigate global uncertainties.

Key Risk Priorities (2025):

• Top Risks: Geopolitical factors, inflation, climate change, and cybersecurity became major concerns.
• Declining Concerns: Health-related risks (e.g., pandemics) decreased in priority due to adaptation post-COVID.

Top Challenges in Managing Risks:

• Lack of internal risk management tools/insights emerged as the most significant challenge.
• Other major obstacles include lack of data, board buy-in, and budget constraints.

Opportunities for Improvement:

• Digital Transformation: Businesses significantly increased reliance on digital tools like supply chain mapping software.
• Collaboration & Data: Enhancing collaboration with suppliers/customers and using more/higher-quality data were identified as key opportunities.
• Cybersecurity Integration: Integrating cybersecurity into supply chain management gained prominence.

Strategies for Mitigating Risks:

• Long-term Focus: Businesses adopted strategies to improve relationships with suppliers and customers, enhance visibility, diversify suppliers, and bring activities in-house.
• Supply Chain Adjustments: Significant changes to supply chain networks are common, balancing robustness against costs.

Insurance Insights:

• Access to Contingent Business Interruption (CBI) insurance remains challenging, despite higher demand due to evolving risks.
• Cybersecurity and supply chain risks are increasingly covered, but uncertainty over coverage persists.

Survey Methodology: The 2025 WTW Global Supply Chain Risk Survey included 1,000 senior leaders across nine regions and twelve industries, gathering data on current practices, challenges, and future strategies.