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The offering builds on Aon\u2019s existing supply chain diagnostics and applies predictive analytics to identify potential risks, helping organisations manage complex and interconnected supply chains with improved accuracy and responsiveness.<\/p>\nAon plc, a professional services firm, announced the launch of a new AI-powered supply chain risk consulting solution.<\/p>\n
The offering builds on Aon\u2019s existing supply chain diagnostics and applies predictive analytics to identify potential risks, helping organisations manage complex and interconnected supply chains with improved accuracy and responsiveness.<\/p>\n
Using AI and advanced data modelling, the solution examines the frequency and severity of supply chain incidents over time, analysing information from more than 80,000 sources across 200 countries.<\/p>\n
This approach enables organisations to identify both direct and indirect risks, including factors that are typically difficult to measure such as supplier concentration and logistics constraints, which can affect operational performance.<\/p>\n
By offering a clear view of the supply chain risk environment, Aon\u2019s solution supports better decision-making, helping clients enhance resilience and maintain business continuity in the face of disruptions.<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n“One of the biggest challenges we see is that many organisations are unaware of the hidden vulnerabilities embedded in their supply chains,” added Richard Waterer, Global Risk Consulting Leader for Aon.<\/p>\n
“Our new capabilities are designed to surface those risks, so our clients can make faster, more informed decisions and build greater resilience across their operations.”<\/p>\n
The new solution leverages predictive analytics to monitor and forecast supply chain risks across industries and regions, providing early indicators and trend analysis to help businesses stay informed.<\/p>\n
It maps exposures across more than 200 countries, enabling organisations to identify vulnerabilities such as supplier dependencies and regional constraints before they escalate. The system also assesses both supplier-level and enterprise-wide exposures, helping organisations uncover weaknesses and implement preventive strategies that limit potential disruption.<\/p>\n
Insights and recommendations are provided in real time through Aon\u2019s Supply Chain Diagnostic, giving decision-makers the tools needed to respond effectively and support ongoing operations.<\/p>\n
“The pace and complexity of supply chain disruptions demand a new approach,” said Joe Galusha, Head of Risk Consulting, North America, at Aon. “By integrating advanced AI analytics with Aon\u2019s deep industry knowledge, we\u2019re not just identifying risks, we\u2019re enabling clients to anticipate disruptions, respond with agility and maintain continuity even in the face of rapid change.”<\/p>\n
Aon\u2019s expanded supply chain risk solution demonstrates the firm\u2019s continued focus on helping clients manage uncertainty and make more informed decisions across a connected global risk environment.<\/p>\n
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