How DEUTZ Drives Supply Chain Resilience with Sphera Supply Chain Risk Management

 

In this customer success story, discover why DEUTZ, a global manufacturer of drive systems, is an early-mover customer of Sphera Sub-tier Visibility [formerly riskmethods]. With the solution, DEUTZ can uncover sub-tier risks, mitigate risk proactively and react faster to avoid downtime and disruption. The enterprise is also better equipped to meet the requirements of Germany’s Supply Chain Law. 

Accompany DEUTZ on their journey. You’ll discover: 

  • Why their attempts to manually identify sub-tier suppliers failed. 
  • How purchasers at DEUTZ encourage suppliers to join Sphera Supply Risk Network [formerly riskmethods]. 
  • Which real-life benefits the enterprise achieves through multi-tier transparency in the supply network. 

“We appreciate the new approach of a collaborative supply risk network that benefits both sites of a business relationship. We were eager to pilot Sphera Sub-tier Visibility [formerly riskmethods] from the beginning.” 

Mike Schröter, Manager Supply Risk, DEUTZ AG

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