Resilience modelling
The hundred-year-old supply chain structure is under immense pressure and requires urgent reform to adapt to the current and future environmental and political changes. To be more sustainable and economically prosperous businesses, industries, and governments need to develop new supply chain models.
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The hundred-year-old supply chain structure is under immense pressure and requires urgent reform to adapt to the current and future environmental and political changes. In order to be more sustainable and economically prosperous, businesses, industries and governments need to develop new supply chain models. Such models will establish supply chains that will be resilient whilst also sparing natural resources and helping with reducing carbon emissions.
Professor Lenny Koh’s team is the best in the UK in resilience modelling. They have achieved outstanding results in their research which will help the UK on the path to Net Zero. The team's work covers a wide range of applications:
- Aerospace
- Energy and technology
- Food systems
- Foundation industries and transport
The team’s capabilities in resilience modelling cover:
- Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation
- Network modelling
- Simulation modelling
- Time-series forecasting
- Resilience measurement and quantification
- and more.