A major barrier to making supply chains more resilient is making the financial case for the investments. That’s because it’s hard to measure resilience, projecting the future cash flows from such investments are plagued by uncertainties, and the challenges in obtaining the data required to estimated the discounted cash flows are immense. This article examines those issues and offers some remedies.
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