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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 501
Number of Marine Casualties Increase in European Waters
The European Maritime Safety Authority has released its latest review of marine casualties demonstrating that the number of incidents is on the rise.
UT Supply Chain Forum Unveils Gender-Diversity Effort
The Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee has created a program to promote gender diversity in the field.
Long Shopping Lines? Blame New Technology in Your Credit Cards.
Shopping season means waiting in line. But this year may be even worse. New chip technology in credit cards is making consumers' purchases safer but also appears to be causing longer lines at some retailers.
Big Data Comes to Supply Chain, But It Has to Be Employed Properly
Early uses of big data were concentrated in two areas: customer segmentation/marketing effectiveness, and financial services, particularly in trading. Recently, supply chain has become the "next big thing."
Now, Your Creditworthiness Depends in Part on Your Cybersecurity Measures
Cyberattacks are growing in number and scope due to rapid increases in interconnectivity and mobile data. In response, Moody's Investors Service announced that the credit implications associated with cyber defense, detection, prevention and response should start to take a higher priority within its credit assessments and analysis.
Maker of High-value Baseball Bats Uses RFID to Ensure Products Get to Intended Retaile
Sporting goods company DeMarini Sports is employing radio frequency identification technology to track its baseball and softball bats, thereby ensuring the integrity of the supply chain for its high-value products.
Use of Digital Gift Cards Grows, Though Physical Cards Still Dominate
While physical gift card purchases and receipts are still preferred over digital, both awareness and actual use of digital gifts is growing, with male shoppers leading the way, says research from Stored Value Solutions. The research also suggests that adoption can be accelerated by making users, both givers and receivers, comfortable with the form factor.
Retailers' Profits Take Hit as More Drop Prices for Holiday Shopping
Retailers are selling about 21 percent fewer items at full price this year compared to 2014, according to findings in DynamicAction's Holiday Retail Index.
Regular Supply Chain Audits Recommended, But Value of Some Assessments May Be Questionable
As a company's supply chain grows, so does its exposure to risk. Experts recommend that companies periodically audit their supply chains to identify vulnerable links, but the value that such audits actually deliver is up for debate, for a variety of reasons.
Household Goods Make Up 'Significant' Portion of Recent Product Recalls, Report Says
Household goods account for a significant majority of all consumer product recalls in the U.S. since 2010, according to Recalls Hit Home: Household Goods Drive Consumer Product Recalls, a report from Stericycle ExpertSOLUTIONS.
Lower Operating Costs Said to Be Greatest Benefit of 'Green Building'
The building industry is rapidly developing new technology to manage emissions and improve energy efficiency and water management, while also lowering operating expenses.
Without Strategic Renewal Plan, Is Your Enterprise Destined to Be Atari or Blockbuster?
Shining today, gone tomorrow? For every Apple, there is an Atari, for every Fuji a Polaroid, and for every Netflix a Blockbuster. It's harder to stay on top than to get there. How can you avoid the seemingly inevitable and become an "evergreen" corporation?
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