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Research on Risk Assessment and Early Warning of Supply Chain Based on Extension in the Context for New Retailing

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Under the new retail background, enterprises pursue more rapid response and flexible supply chain, but also increase the vulnerability and risk of supply chain. Any link problems caused by the uncertainty of supply chain are very easy to cause supply collapse or operational obstacles. In order to reduce the influence of uncertainty and reduce the risk and loss caused by out of control, this paper, guided by the concept and thought of risk assessment, tries to introduce the extension assessment into the supply chain risk analysis in order to assess the supply chain risk through a quantitative analysis method and reduce the impact of uncertainty.

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This work was supported by Scientific research project of Guangzhou Panyu Polytechnic Institute in 13th Five-Year (2017JG09 & 2018Q001) and the teaching reform project of Higher Vocational Education in Guangdong (201401174).

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Liu, S., Chen, H., Hu, Z. (2020). Research on Risk Assessment and Early Warning of Supply Chain Based on Extension in the Context for New Retailing. In: Li, X., Xu, X. (eds) Proceedings of the Sixth International Forum on Decision Sciences. Uncertainty and Operations Research. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-8229-1_1

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