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How Sustainable Strategy Fits Into the Digital Revolution

The transition toward “Industry 4.0” offers a number of opportunities to rethink and reinvent global supply chains with sustainability in mind.

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A Risk Maturity Model for the Modern Supply Chain

These steps offer a roadmap for organizations to establish their risk maturity level, and then build expertise.

0218 A Risk Maturity Model

Redefining the Supply-Chain Approach to Sustainability

There are a lot of factors contributing to an increased focus on supply-chain sustainability, but two stand out.

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What Does Supply-Chain Visibility Actually Mean?

Supply-chain visibility is top of mind for many companies, but they may not be asking the right questions.

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Stronger Guidance for Supply-Chain Finance Is on the Horizon

As more companies turn to supply-chain finance to strengthen their businesses, a need is emerging for clearer regulatory guidance.

0212 Stronger Guidancefor Finance

Pharma Labeling Standards Will Help Supply Chains, Patient Safety

A group of U.S. pharmaceutical and healthcare providers have shared a snapshot of the industry’s progress in product label standardization.

0211 Pharma Labeling Standards

China Virus Crisis Roils Supply Chains for Global Manufacturers

Less than a month into the health crisis that began in China, supply chain disruptions are showing up around the world, from automakers to mobile-phone producers to energy companies.

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Despite Slowdown in Global Trade, Opportunities Exist

Forecasts indicate slower growth for global trade this year, but there are opportunities for shippers and providers of logistics and transportation services — especially in emerging countries such as Vietnam, India and the Philippines.

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Surviving the Reality of Global Trade

Analyst Insight: Never have tariffs held such a prominent place in the day-to-day global operations of businesses. The current U.S. administration has levied millions of dollars of tariffs on U.S. businesses, regardless of size. As a result, any company that imports or exports is experiencing increased costs to make, move or sell their products. And companies are making significant investments in their global supply chains to mitigate the collateral damage that the trade wars are wreaking.

Commodity Shippers Face ‘Crisis in Demand’ on Virus Outbreak

The spreading health emergency in Asia’s top economy has sent shock waves through raw material markets and the companies that ferry goods across the world’s oceans.

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Virus Endangers Parts Supply for Already-Embattled Car Industry

The global car industry is facing a stress test as the coronavirus outbreak in China disrupts the supply of components from transmissions to steering systems.

A factory employee performs a quality check on an engine part. Photo: Bloomberg.

The U.S.-China Trade War Has Vietnam in the Crosshairs

Unlike other big developing Asian nations such as Indonesia or India, which depend more on domestic demand to fuel their growth, Vietnam is particularly vulnerable to geopolitical risks because of its reliance on trade.

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