This is interesting from Gartner. I posted this to get feedback from a few colleagues. It proceeded to get > 54K views (no idea why). I might use this in our entry level Intro to SCM course as subsequent classes line up nicely w/ the pieces in this model. Question: Where is Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM)?

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