Which of the following is NOT a focus area of risk mitigation strategies?

The focus area of risk mitigation strategies primarily revolves around understanding and reducing potential risks that could impact the supply chain. Key activities include identifying potential risks, developing plans to minimize their impact, and assessing existing risk management practices to ensure they are effective.

While enhancing employee satisfaction is important for overall organizational health and can contribute indirectly to a more resilient supply chain, it is not a direct focus of risk mitigation strategies. The principal aim of risk mitigation is to proactively address risks related to supply chain disruptions, financial losses, regulatory compliance, and operational inefficiencies. Therefore, enhancing employee satisfaction, although beneficial, does not fall within the core focus areas typically associated with risk mitigation approaches.