Ernst & Young verified the eight risks of supply chain operation summarized by Ernst & Young through investigation:
Business continuity planning: Most of the interviewed enterprises have fully backed up their supply chain data, but only 25% of them have verified their data recovery capability.
Data integrity: consumer goods and food and beverage companies believe that more than 90% of complete orders can be completed without errors; 85% of retailers think their raw material orders are correct.
Supply chain application security: companies have done a good job in this respect, but there is still room for improvement in planning, data sources and returns.
Corporate governance: This aspect needs to be improved. 29% of retail and food and beverage companies did not give the frequency of their supply chain sourcing process audits.
Collaboration: This aspect also needs to be improved. 20% of suppliers do not monitor cost, quality or delivery. Only 57% companies recorded the bidding process.
Expenditure and investment of supply chain alliance: Only 50% of consumer goods companies and 47% of retailers often calculate ROI. 8% of consumer goods companies and 10% of retailers never calculate ROI.
Personnel training: 24% of consumer goods companies and 65,438+08% of retailers said that employees were not adequately trained in supply chain management tools.
Tax Risk: Most companies consider tax risk, but Ernst & Young thinks there is still room for improvement.