Risk-Based Scheduling

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Risk-based scheduling is a planning approach in logistics, supply chain and transport that prioritizes and organizes activities based on a risk assessment. Resources and timelines are allocated primarily to higher-risk tasks to minimize potential disruptions and enhance supply chain resilience.

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