Диссертации, представленные на защиту и подготовленные в НИУ ВШЭ

The dissertation is devoted to studying supply chain resilience. One of the effects related to supply chain resilience: the “ripple effect” is analyzed in the context of supply chains of perishable products. The interaction between ripple effect and bullwhip effect is investigated for the first time. The growing complexity of supply chains and the number of factors affecting supply chain resilience levels lead to more complicated system behavior during negative risk events. In the dissertation special focus is aimed at after disruption system stabilization process, the postponed redundancy effect, related to the supply chain restoration phase, was formulated. The research applies agent-based and discrete event simulation as the main method for analysis. It helps to examine both supply chain network and process specifics.