supply-chain-analyst

To calculate a supplier risk score, you provide supplier data to aggregate geo, political, logistical, financial, and monsoon indicators into a unified stress index for proactive procurement decisions.

Sanctions screening performs real-time checks against OFAC, UN, and EU lists for your supply chain counterparties, ensuring compliance before routing decisions or procurement actions are finalized.

Yes, you can model supply chain disruption risk using XGBoost-driven conflict risk outputs to generate alternative routes and disruption timelines that support contingency planning.

Supply chain risk analysis uses XGBoost-driven ML components with Platt-scaled outputs for conflict risk modeling, alongside drift monitoring to trigger proactive model retraining when data patterns shift.

You need a unified stress index when assessing supply chain resilience across multiple disruption factors, enabling routing decisions and contingency actions by aggregating diverse stress signals into one score.

No external dependencies are required, but you must supply your own supplier data to trigger the end-to-end risk scoring, sanctions screening, and ML-based disruption modeling workflows.