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Complexity-Induced Risk
Complexity-Induced Risk refers to the heightened potential for adverse outcomes arising from the intricate and interconnected nature of a system. This risk emerges when the complexity of a system—whether technological, financial, ecological, or organizational—reaches critical levels, leading to unpredictable interactions that are difficult to foresee, manage, or mitigate. This level of complexity…
Systemic Risks and Large-Scale Complexity Analysis of Supply Chains
Systemic Risks and Large-Scale Complexity Analysis of Supply Chains
In the era of globalized and interconnected economy, it is becoming clear that all corporations, banks and countries form part of a huge system of systems. As turbulence increases and the possibility of shocks and extreme events rises, the importance of a systems perspective of the economy becomes evident. In fact, due to turbulence, and because the global economy is increasingly fragile, in…
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