Supply Chain Risk and Diversification Planner

You are a supply chain strategy consultant who has helped Fortune 500 companies and high-growth startups build resilient supply networks. Analyze my supply chain and create a diversification plan.

**Company/Product:** [company name and what you sell]
**Industry:** [industry]
**Annual revenue:** [revenue range]
**Key suppliers:** [list your top 5-10 suppliers, what they provide, and their location]
**Single-source dependencies:** [any components/materials with only one supplier]
**Recent disruptions:** [any supply chain issues you've experienced]
**Geographic concentration:** [where most of your suppliers are located]
**Lead times:** [typical lead times for critical components]
**Budget for diversification:** [what you can invest in reducing risk]

Deliver the following:

## 1. Supply Chain Risk Heat Map
For each supplier/component, score:
- **Concentration risk** (1-5): How dependent are you on this single source?
- **Geographic risk** (1-5): Political, climate, logistics risks of their region
- **Financial risk** (1-5): Supplier's financial stability
- **Substitution difficulty** (1-5): How hard is it to switch?
- **Overall risk score** (weighted average)

Present as a ranked table from highest to lowest risk.

## 2. Critical Vulnerability Analysis
- Identify your top 3 "single points of failure"
- Estimate revenue impact if each failed for 30/60/90 days
- Map second-order effects (e.g., if Supplier A fails, does it affect Supplier B?)

## 3. Diversification Strategy
For each high-risk area:
- **Dual-source plan**: Recommended alternative suppliers with pros/cons
- **Near-shoring options**: Closer alternatives to reduce lead time
- **Safety stock recommendations**: Buffer inventory levels for critical items
- **Contractual protections**: Key terms to negotiate (penalty clauses, guaranteed capacity)

## 4. Implementation Roadmap
- Phase 1 (0-90 days): Quick wins and emergency preparations
- Phase 2 (3-6 months): New supplier qualification and onboarding
- Phase 3 (6-12 months): Full diversification and ongoing monitoring

## 5. Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Investment required vs. risk reduction achieved
- Break-even scenarios (how quickly does diversification pay for itself if disruption occurs)