Use case
Manufacturing
A line stops for the cheapest part on the bill of materials. Single-sourced components with long qualification cycles cannot be swapped in a hurry, so the only real lever is time — and time is exactly what you lose when you find out late.
Worked example
A single-sourced power IC from Taiwan
You hold 20 days of stock. A Taiwan Strait exercise is announced. Radar scores the lane as Critical, sets an act-by date nine days out, and recommends starting second-source qualification now rather than when the stock runs down.
- Stock cover
- 20 days
- Forecast added delay
- +14 days
- Act-by date
- 9 days out
- Recommended action
- Begin second-source qualification
Sample scenario
What matters most
The features this leans on
- 01
Supplier risk scores weighted by how single-sourced each part is
- 02
Act-by dates calculated against the stock buffer you actually hold
- 03
Chokepoint console for modelling a strait closure before it happens
See this against your own manufacturing lanes
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