Upstream Supply Risk

Everstream Analytics helps Sourcing and Procurement professionals Get in Front of What’s Ahead by enabling our clients to assess and monitor risks that will impact the flow of inputs to their production and distribution networks. We assess and monitor strategic and operational risks to their extended supply networks.

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We Do This By

  • Mapping and assessing risk to our clients’ multi-tier supplier networks  
  • Discovering unknown suppliers and hidden risk concentrations 
  • Mapping the flow of materials and components through the upstream network 
  • Assessing all risks at the material, product, facility, company, country, and network level.  
  • Dynamically updating and alerting our clients to changes in risks  
  • 24/7 Monitoring and alerting to events that will impact our clients’ supply network

This enables our clients to:

  • Assess strategic and operational risks to prioritize investments  
  • Reduce the risk of disruptions to material and product flow and associated revenue loss 
  • Assess and reduce risk during supplier selection 
  • Reduce regulatory risk 
  • Reduce reputational risk 
  • Reduce financial risk
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Our unique combination of forward-looking risk predictors and real-time risk monitoring work in tandem to proactively address evolving threats, enabling you to plan for crises.

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Record Level Shipping Costs Intensify Supply Chain Stakes [Report]

Transportation costs to ship containers from Asia to North America and Europe have been rising at a historic pace as the supply chain industry experiences persistent congestion at major gateways. Download the recent Everstream report to find out how a long-term rising shipping cost crisis will likely hit cargo shippers ranging from food and beverage companies to retailers and automakers.

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