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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 314
Coming Soon to an Ocean Near You: Ships Moving a Tiny Bit Slower
If you happen to be at the beach this summer, make a mental note of any giant freighters crossing the horizon. In a few years’ time those same ships will probably be moving just a fraction slower.
Yes, Supply Chain Can Power Population Health
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” The opening line of Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities contrasts the cities of Paris and London during the French Revolution. In many ways, however, those words describe the state of the U.S. healthcare system today.
Here Are This Year’s Top Six Security and Risk Management Trends
Business leaders are becoming increasingly conscious of the impact cybersecurity can have on business outcomes. Gartner, Inc. said that security leaders should harness this increased support and take advantage of six emerging trends, to improve their organization’s resilience while elevating their own standing.
China's Chickens Need to Lay a Billion Eggs a Day. Here's How They're Going to Do It.
Behind a row of sealed red incubator doors in a new facility in northern China, about 400,000 chicks are hatched every day, part of the rapidly modernizing supply chain in China’s $37bn egg industry, the world’s biggest.
Business Is Booming for Plastic Giants
It's the worst enemy of environmental campaigners, but people around the world use mountains of plastic every day and business is booming for manufacturers.
A Journey to the Cloud Enables the Push to a Digital Supply Chain
For some companies, going to the cloud means more than simply changing the address of their servers.
The New Face of Trade: Tariff Battles, Reshoring and Much More
How will the Trump Administration trade barriers and retaliatory tariffs impact U.S. manufacturers and retailers?
The Roiled Solar Power Market Shows How Trump's Tariffs Can Disrupt an Industry
A 30-percent U.S. tariff on imported solar panels put in place last winter should have caused prices here to jump.
Women in Supply Chain: The Mary Barra Example
General Motors recently named a new chief financial officer — 39-year-old Harvard MBA Dhivya Suryadevara takes over starting in September. She joins a leadership team comprising five women among 11 directors, plus the heads of manufacturing, Alicia Boler Davis, and human resources, Kimberly Brycz. The boss is Mary Barra, CEO since 2014.
America’s Severe Trucker Shortage Could Undermine the Prosperous Economy
Bob Blocksom, an 87-year-old former insurance salesman in Lake Milton, Ohio, needs a job. He hasn’t saved enough money for his retirement. And trucking companies, desperate for workers, are willing to give him one.
Can New Technology Really Save the Logistics Universe?
Often, the reality is that valuable time and money are wasted on bleeding-edge technologies. Avoid the hype and rely on leading-edge technology that supports your company culture.
Is Bezos Holding Seattle Hostage? The Cost of Being Amazon's Home
However they see Amazon, for good or ill, residents of the fastest-growing city in the U.S. largely agree on the price Seattle has paid to be the home of the megacorporation: surging rents, homelessness, traffic-clogged streets, overburdened public transport, an influx of young men in polo shirts and a creeping uniformity rubbing against the city’s counterculture.
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