Risk Analysis
This video will show you how to use the Risk Analysis experiment in anyLogistix.
We will consider the supply chain of a shoe supplier in Qui Nhon and port of Vung Tau in Vietnam, port of Kobe, two sites in Itami and Tokyo, and 50 customers in the largest cities in Japan. The demand is proportional to the population of the cities. Ordered products are expected to be received by the customer within two days.
Our goal is to stress-test the supply chain in emergency situations and analyze the results.
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