ORBIT researchers and collaborators met for a ReSolVe working session focused on the long-term viability of supply chains under external shocks.
Sara Momen introduced a viability-theoretic approach to understanding whether supply chains can remain within feasible operating conditions. Patrick Stokkink examined how evolving regulatory requirements reshape supply-chain design decisions. Silvester den Boer discussed how tariff shocks affect production networks and international supply chains.
The workshop contributed to ReSolVe’s research on integrating resilience and regulatory considerations into strategic supply-chain planning. The session also involved project collaborators Shadi Sharif Azadeh and Sophie Punte of Life-Link.
