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Adaptability is the ability of an organization or function to adapt itself, timely and efficiently, to changing internal and external circumstances. Adaptability has four sub-attributes:

Agility = The ability to respond to unforeseen and unexpected circumstances. Consider the event where an earthquake occurs in an area where earthquakes are unlikely.
Flexibility = The ability to respond to unforeseen yet expected circumstances. An example of supply chain flexibility is the ability to fulfill customer orders for an item that was under-forecasted by utilizing unused materials from an item that was over-forecasted.
Resilience = The ability to recover/adjust after the occurrence of an event. A short Time-to-Recover is an example of a resilience metric.
Robustness = The ability to survive without major adjustments during and after the occurrence of an event.

Not every sub-attribute of Adaptability may have metrics or key indicators identified as Adaptability is generally difficult to quantify.

Compare also to other performance Attributes: Asset Efficiency, Cost, Dependability, Responsiveness, Sustainability.

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