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Supply Chain Risks in Remote Locations
 

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A.T. Kearney
Supply Chain Risk


Assess supply chain risks early when making offshore investment decisions. Oil, petrochemicals, iron ore and metallurgy are just a few of the processing industries moving to remote locations, where they can be closer both to natural resources and emerging-market customers. But these sites’ limited infrastructures pose significant supply chain challenges and risks.




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