Risk Scoring Matrices

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A risk scoring matrix is a tool used in logistics and supply chain management to identify, evaluate, and prioritize risks by mapping the likelihood of occurrence against potential impact in a matrix format, facilitating the selection of appropriate mitigation actions.

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