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Ops clock2026-03-17 14:00ZFirst impactT−22.4h

BMW-targeted concept demonstration. Operational entities, suppliers, parts, inventory, production, financial values and incident conditions are synthetic and do not represent BMW systems, performance or current exposure.

Decision Impact Ledger

Which decision protects the greatest operational value, how long it stays viable, what it costs, and what happens if management waits. Synthetic demonstration data; every figure is calculated from the visible inputs.

INC-2026-0113 · S1 · responding

Recommended based on current verified inputs

INC-2026-0113 · Meridian Stamping ransomware — ERP and EDI unavailable · calculation fin-2026.03.1

Acting within the next 21 hours, 24 minutes is projected to protect 2,673 units and $95,046,534 of revenue exposure, $94,982,908 net of action and recovery cost.

Waiting past that deadline removes this option. The projected loss then returns to the do-nothing baseline: 3,662 units and $130,211,920 of revenue exposure — an increase of $95,046,534 in unprotected exposure and $90,882 in additional recovery cost.

Recommended action
Reduce the production rate to 70%
Decision deadline
21 hours, 24 minutes
Net value preserved
$95.0M
Residual exposure
$35.6M
Moderate residual risk after the action

Do-nothing baseline — the control case

No additional management intervention. No avoided-loss claim is permitted anywhere in this product without this baseline.

First production impact
22.4h
Synthetic SC Assembly, Line SC-2 (final assembly)
Lines affected
8
Interruption up to 25.6h
Units not produced
3,662
Recovery backlog 3,662 units
Revenue exposure
$130.2M
Approved value per unit $35,558 — revenue, not profit
Contribution exposure
not provided
Contribution exposure is not shown: no customer-approved contribution methodology has been provided. Revenue is not profit.
Recovery / overtime cost
$124,508
$34 per backlog unit
Customer commitment exposure
$6.7M
Value of order shortfalls
Time to normalise
81.8h
Interruption + backlog at 20% spare capacity
Show the baseline calculation
  • No additional management intervention. Supplier recovery held at 72h, horizon 48h.
  • First impact = 22.4h at Synthetic SC Assembly, Line SC-2 (final assembly).
  • Interruption = min(recovery 72h, horizon 48h) − hours to impact, per exposed line; longest = 25.6h.
  • Units not produced = interruption hours × line rate, summed = 3,662 units.
  • Revenue exposure = units × recorded revenue per unit = $130,211,920 (approved value per unit $35,558).
  • Recovery cost = 3,662 backlog units × $34 overtime per unit = $124,508.
  • Customer-service exposure = value of order shortfalls = $6,740,400.
  • Normalisation = interruption 25.6h + backlog 3,662 units ÷ 65.2 units/hr spare capacity (20% of line rate) = 81.8h.

Financial methodology

Revenue exposure is calculated from the line records. Contribution is shown only when the customer supplies an approved ratio. Reputational, market, regulatory and customer-loss values are never included.

Contribution exposure is not shown: no customer-approved contribution methodology has been provided. Revenue is not profit.

Executive comparison

Every option is measured against the do-nothing run of the same calculation. Select a row to see inputs, formula, evidence, cost, consequence and why it is or is not recommended.

OptionTime protectedNet value preservedResidual riskDecision clockViability
Do nothing — no additional management intervention
Control case · The control case. Every other option is measured against this run.
0h
stops at 22.4h
−$124,508
gross $0k − cost $0
Critical
$130.2M remains
Decision still available
no deadline
Viable
Reduce the production rate to 70%
Stretch existing stock by building slower across the exposed lines.
Recommended based on current verified inputs
12.5h
stops at 34.9h
$94,982,908
gross $95.0M − cost $30,000
Moderate
$35.6M remains
Decision still available
21 hours, 24 minutes
Conditionally viable

Inputs and formula

  • Consumption multiplier set to 0.7 across all exposed part–line pairs
  • The same runout and order calculations are then re-run unchanged
  • Units protected = baseline units at risk 3,662 − units at risk after the action = 2,673
  • Gross exposure avoided = 2,673 units × $35,558 approved value per unit = $95,046,534
  • Action cost = $30,000 (Reduced-rate running cost $30,000)
  • Incremental recovery cost = 989 units still lost × $34 = $33,626
  • Net value preserved = $95,046,534 − $30,000 − $33,626 − $0 known secondary = $94,982,908
  • Residual exposure = baseline $130,211,920 − exposure reduced $94,574,400 = $35,637,520

Cost of the action

Reduced-rate running cost
12.5h at $2,400/hr of unabsorbed labour and overhead
$30,000
Total action cost$30,000
Cost categories that remain unknown — they are not estimated:
  • ▲ Customer reaction to a slower build rate — needs commercial input
  • ▲ Contribution margin — no approved methodology

Constraint validation

Depends on: Production-sequence limitations, Labour availability. Each must be confirmed by the named owner before execution.

Material compatibilitySatisfied
The same part number is moved or re-timed, so compatibility is unchanged.
Supplier qualificationSatisfied
Existing qualified supply is used.
Available alternate capacitySatisfied
Not applicable to this action.
Transportation timeSatisfied
1h implementation against the remaining production window.
Plant receiving hoursSatisfied
Receiving plant runs 20h/day; deliveries outside that window need a call-in.
Quality releaseSatisfied
Stock is already released for production.
Tooling constraintsSatisfied
No tooling change required.
Production-sequence limitationsUnknown
Sequence and takt-time change needs shift-level planning; sequencing rules are not in the dataset.
Labour availabilityUnknown
Crewing at reduced rate is not recorded.
ERP/EDI processing capabilitySatisfied
This action moves stock that is already inside our own plants, so no supplier transaction flow is required.
Cyber reconnection statusSatisfied
No supplier connection is re-opened by this action, so containment does not gate it.
Required approvalsSatisfied
Named authorities: Plant Manager, Customer Programs Lead.
Decision deadlineSatisfied
21.4h remain before this action can no longer take effect.

Operational benefit, consequence and authority

Time protected12.5h
Units protected2,673
Gross exposure avoided$95,046,534
Net value preserved$94,982,908
Contribution preservednot shown — no approved contribution methodology
Residual exposure$35,637,520 · Moderate
Earliest activation1h
Latest effective decision21 hours, 24 minutes
Required authorityPlant Manager · Customer Programs Lead
Evidence confidenceSupported estimate
Downstream consequence
  • ▲ Output falls immediately, so customer commitments still slip even though the line keeps running
  • ▲ Labour and takt-time changes need shift-level planning
Prerequisites
  • ▲ Production-sequence limitations: Sequence and takt-time change needs shift-level planning; sequencing rules are not in the dataset.
  • ▲ Labour availability: Crewing at reduced rate is not recorded.
RecommendationRecommended based on current verified inputs: highest net value preserved ($94,982,908) of the 2 options that pass their modelled constraints. It is conditionally viable — the listed prerequisites must be confirmed before execution.
Financial methodfin-2026.03.1 · revenue exposure only; contribution requires an approved ratio
Release 3221 units of protected safety stock
Authorise consumption of safety stock on the exposed part–line pairs.
4h
stops at 26.4h
$21,398,972
gross $21.5M − cost $4,840
Critical
$107.9M remains
Decision still available
22 hours, 24 minutes
Viable
Transfer 98R-1225 from another plant
Move usable stock of the constraining part from a plant that can spare it.
not calculable
stops at 22.4h
−$128,708
gross $0k − cost $4,200
Critical
$130.2M remains
Decision still available
13 hours, 54 minutes
Not currently viable
Expedite a confirmed inbound shipment
Bring dispatched supply forward with premium freight.
not calculable
stops at 22.4h
−$134,008
gross $0k − cost $9,500
Critical
$130.2M remains
Decision no longer viable
an unknown period
Not currently viable

Decision clock

Each deadline is the remaining production window minus the implementation time. It moves whenever inventory, supplier recovery, shipment status or consumption changes.

Transfer 98R-1225 from another plant
Arrival / implementation 8.5h · units protected 0 · direct cost $4,200 · exposure reduced $0k · residual $130.2M · confidence Verified fact · approvals Materials Management, Plant Manager (donor)
13 hours, 54 minutes
Decision still available
Reduce the production rate to 70%
Arrival / implementation 1h · units protected 2,673 · direct cost $30,000 · exposure reduced $95.0M · residual $35.6M · confidence Supported estimate · approvals Plant Manager, Customer Programs Lead
21 hours, 24 minutes
Decision still available
Release 3221 units of protected safety stock
Arrival / implementation 0h · units protected 605 · direct cost $4,840 · exposure reduced $21.5M · residual $107.9M · confidence Verified fact · approvals Materials Management, Plant Manager
22 hours, 24 minutes
Decision still available
Expedite a confirmed inbound shipment
Arrival / implementation — · units protected 0 · direct cost $9,500 · exposure reduced $0k · residual $130.2M · confidence Verified fact · approvals Inbound Logistics Lead
an unknown period
Decision no longer viable

Decision Impact Ledger

Append-only. Selected and rejected options are both preserved, with the baseline, inputs, rule versions, authority and deadline that applied at the moment of approval.

No decision recorded yet for this incident. Open an option above and approve it to create the record.

Related: executive brief · what buys us time · 12-minute war-game · calculation method. Current run: 1 part–line pairs remain unresolved, which limits confidence rather than improving it.