Interos, the AI-first operational resilience company, has unveiled catastrophic risk visualization and monitoring to get ahead of shocks deep within the supply chain. Going beyond threat identification, the technology empowers organizations to pre-plan to mitigate the impact of hurricanes, wildfires, floods, grid failure, disease outbreaks, and other hazards.
These proprietary models integrate a spectrum of past, present, and future hazard risk, enabling enterprises to get ahead of crisis at a time when natural disasters drain $3 trillion from the global economy annually. These issues are exacerbated by a deep supply chain visibility crisis that cripples resilience. A majority of organizations don’t understand or monitor extended sub-tier networks and won’t know about a sub-tier weather shock until 48 hours after it happens, too late to prevent the ripple effect on parent operations and the extended supply chain ecosystem.
Andrea Little Limbago, SVP, Research & Analysis, Interos
Interos’ new technology visualizes suppliers impacted by a range of hazards, including weather patterns, climate, communication, infrastructure, and healthcare capacity. By blending immediate and seasonal hazard intelligence, enterprises can identify and prevent seasonal as well as disaster-related disruption of suppliers hidden deep in extended supply chains.
