Dynamic Computer Corporation Introduces Scoring Methodology That Calculates and Ranks Supply Chain Risk Exposure

By AIT News Desk On Mar 23, 2021

Dynamic Supply Chain Risk Scoring Provides Data-Driven Analyses of Inherent Risks at Every Stage of Complex Supply Chains

Dynamic Computer Corporation (DCC) announced the introduction of its Dynamic Supply Chain Risk Scoring methodology, a proprietary risk management process that identifies potential supply chain risks and delivers best-practice mitigation solutions based on scoring results.

Tailored to customer needs, Dynamic Supply Chain Risk Scoring provides comprehensive insights into the strengths and weaknesses of any technology supply chain; empowering objective, actionable insights and objective decision-making. The new scoring process has already been successfully tested at a number of large, well-known companies.

In announcing its formal launch, Dynamic’s CEO and President, Farida Ali, noted that, “Our supply chain risk scoring is based on the company’s 40 years of experience in helping companies to optimize their product supply and meet their customers’ needs. Supply chain stability is essential to achieve internal peace of mind and customer confidence; and our scoring process delivers both of those outcomes.”

Dynamic Supply Chain Risk Scoring^SM is based on rigorous process involving:

In-depth analysis of the Bill of Materials (BOM) and the supply chains associated with each material;
Evaluation of 5 major risk categories, based on Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FEMA);
Identification of any weaknesses and vulnerabilities, and assignment of Risk Priority Numbers (RPNs) to each of the 5 risk categories;
A comprehensive written assessment of the risk scoring, enabling clients to proactively mitigate potential risks to their technology supply chain.

Dynamic’s scoring process is particularly helpful for companies in complex, highly regulated industries, such as medical device, aerospace and defense. Companies in those industries that have been involved in the initial testing reported that the Dynamic Supply Chain Risk Scoringhas “addressed an unmet need” in supply chain risk management.

Additional information on Dynamic Supply Chain Risk Scoring^SM, and a related Self-Diagnostic tool that enables companies to compare their current risk management capabilities against industry best practices, are both available, on a complimentary basis, at https://www.dccit.com/supply-chain-risk-assessment

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