Wave 7 · Industrial and infrastructure systems Supply chain / logistics proof Synthetic network, facility, and supplier scenarios

Supply-chain scenarios, constraint risks, and recovery posture that stay operator-readable.

This control plane turns raw logistics scenarios into one operator surface: supplier continuity, carrier congestion, customs blockers, inventory buffer pressure, service-level slips, and the recovery packets needed before launches, demand waves, or customer commitments drift.

Overview Scenario Lane Constraint Risks Recovery Posture Verification Docs

Operator Snapshot

sourcing · transport · customs · buffers

baselines

Synthetic network and regional baselines feeding the simulation lane.

current baselines

Baselines still fresh enough to trust for recovery decisions.

scenarios

Open disruption packets across supplier, carrier, customs, inventory, demand, and weather pressure.

blocked flows

Scenarios still needing owner action before recovery posture can be called healthy.

late loads

Scenarios where projected service level is below the committed target.

recovery packets

Recovery plans that keep operations and customer impact readable in one place.

Why operators care

recovery proof · recruiter signal

containment first

Route the scenario before service levels slip

Protect supplier continuity, clear customs blockers, rebalance inventory buffers, and reroute carrier capacity before service-level commitments slip further.

owner evidence

Turn disruptions into operator proof

Every lane stays tied to owner, disruption family, node, scope, and the next recovery move.

recruiter signal

Show real supply-chain depth

This is real logistics scenario and recovery proof, not generic operations copy.