Value chain analysis
700 MILLION+ components in stock
SUSTAINABLE growth and dynamism
Internationally networked SPECIALISTS
Over 30 YEARS of experience
700 MILLION+ components in stock
SUSTAINABLE growth and dynamism
Internationally networked SPECIALISTS
Over 30 YEARS of experience
The new dimension of supply chain assessment
Holistic risk management for your suppliers
In a globalized world, it’s not just the price that determines the success of a supply relationship – it’s the people behind it. With the Value Chain Analysis from ComSIT gives you a decisive competitive advantage: we combine classic key figures with psychological in-depth analysis – for holistic risk management of your suppliers.
Methodology
The quality of supply chains depends not only on rational and tangible factors, but is also closely linked to the people behind a company. While logistical considerations, customs regulations or raw material prices can be calculated relatively well and integrated into the risk analysis as fundamental data, character and subjective assessments of a supply partner require completely different methods to evaluate risks and minimize dangers.
The Value Chain Analysis System from ComSIT uses innovative methods and state-of-the-art technologies to understand precisely those aspects of suppliers and partners that were previously difficult to assess. Because behind every manager is a person with unique characteristics – characteristics that can significantly influence business decisions and have a beneficial or detrimental effect.
Through comprehensive data collection and evaluation, we identify potential breaking points in the personality of a decision-maker. These subjective aspects complement the objective risk factors and are systematically incorporated into the overall assessment of a supplier.
HOW DOES THE VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS WORK?
Creating measurable added value
Our analysis begins – in collaboration with internal supply chain specialists – with the collection of all relevant fundamental data. The next step is a detailed classification of the business partners using defined attributes based on anthropological and sociometric characteristics. The final step is a detailed validation, the results of which are prepared in a structured manner in a holistic analysis and made available to the customer.
The result – consisting of two data strands, each with its own significance – puts you in a position to identify risks at an early stage and manage them in a targeted manner. The approach practiced by ComSIT is unique in its form and creates a new dimension of risk assessment in global supply chains. State-of-the-art technologies, sound data collection and in-depth evaluations provide a precise picture of potential risks – before they become reality.
360° risk profile
Combination of hard facts and soft factors
Early detection of potential conflicts
Examination of personal influencing factors
Better decisions
Sound selection of strategic partners
Individual advice
Customized analyses by interdisciplinary teams
VCA Info Brochure
Click here to download our information brochure about our value chain analysis services. Do you have any questions? Please feel free to contact us.
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Fabrice Ahonoukoun
Director Strategic Value Chain & Financial Analyst
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