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Study on the Whole Process Coping Strategy of Supply Chain Disruption Risk Based on NVIVO

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Nowadays, the external environment is turbulence and uncertainty for supply chain systems, the complexity and vulnerability of internal environment further enhance the possibility of supply chain disruption risk. How to deal with the disruption risk of supply chain has become a hot topic in theoretical and practical circles. This paper conducts coding analysis on 95 literatures based on the qualitative analysis of grounded theory, and proposes a whole process countermeasure model of supply chain disruption risk. Finally, this paper establishes a closed-loop control strategy of “beforehand prophylaxis-processing control-afterward treatment-beforehand prophylaxis”. Processing control is the key link to deal with the disruption risk of supply chain, and its core resolutions include dual-source procurement and information sharing. In addition, the research shows that the main strategies of beforehand prophylaxis are alternative supplier and inventory strategy; The afterward countermeasures include production decisions and reactive pricing strategies. This study provides scientific basis and theoretical guidance for enterprises to deal with the risk of supply chain disruption.

The National Social Science Fund of China (21BJY216); Scientific Research Project of Shaanxi Provincial Department of Education (15JK1684); Graduate Innovation Fund of Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications (CXJJZW2021003).

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Miao, M., Shan, H., Li, Z., Zhang, Q. (2023). Study on the Whole Process Coping Strategy of Supply Chain Disruption Risk Based on NVIVO. In: Shang, X., Fu, X., Ma, Y., Gong, D., Zhang, J. (eds) LISS 2022. LISS 2022. Lecture Notes in Operations Research. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-2625-1_11

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