Risk heatmap

Quelle: https://www.cips.org/en/supply-management/knowledge/risks-and-challenges/using-a-risk-heatmap/

A risk heatmap is a graphical representation that places identified risks on a matrix of likelihood versus impact, using color coding to indicate the level of risk, thereby enabling prioritization and mitigation planning in logistics, supply chain and transport.

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