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Global Supply Chain Management: Page 545
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Asian Yards Criticized for Substandard Shipbreaking Practices, But China Said to Act Responsibly
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform has just published its fifth South Asia Quarterly Update re-igniting the on-going debate about the practice of breaking ships on beaches in Southern Asia. In it, China looks pretty good.
Automotive Industry to See Robust Growth in Market for Stop-Start Systems
Vehicles with stop-start capability will account for 55 percent of all light-duty vehicles sold by 2024, increasing from 22 percent in 2015, according to Navigant Research.
'Project Passport' Designed to Improve Food Packaging Compliance Communication in Supply Chain
Project Passport, launched by SPI: The Plastics Industry Trade Association, is intended to provide companies in the food packaging supply chain with a suite of communication tools and educational resources to help convey relevant information about their products to ensure compliance and address the concerns of consumers and customers.
So Having a Chief Supply Chain Officer Isn't Such a Great Idea After All?
Over the past couple of decades, supply chain management has become a crucial concern for multinational firms. In our super-connected world, firms must maintain a handle on the way products, supplies and people are zipping around the planet. Companies that streamline the links between their suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and subsidiaries can realize a distinct advantage over rivals that have not yet caught on to the importance of high-functioning logistics and purchasing departments. Indeed, research has identified several aspects of supply chain management that can boost firms' bottom line.
PortMiami's Model for Dynamic FTZs
Managing Food Traceability in Retail
Start-ups Face Serious Difficulty Getting Into Exporting
Sitting still flies in the face of everything Kathleen Hale's company stands for. Started less than two years ago in Washington, Rebel Desk sells treadmills and desks for professionals who prefer to stand and move while they work. It's ironic, then, that Hale’s company feels a bit stuck.
Finnish Mine Uses RFID Tech to Track Workers, Trucks, Detonators
For the past five years, the Pyhäsalmi mine in central Finland has been using passive high-frequency RFID tags to record when workers enter or leave a mine shaft. Since that time, says Kimmo Luukkonen, the mine's managing director, the technology has improved management's visibility into who is underground and when, and hence has increased its safety program's efficiency and accuracy. The company plans to expand that RFID solution to monitor who carries explosive detonators into the mine.
How to Build a Comprehensive Supply Chain Risk Management Strategy
Supply chain risk management is a major concern for many companies today. According to a Gartner IT Risk Management Survey, 70 percent of those canvassed said that risk management data would influence board-level decisions – up from just 46 percent a year earlier.
U.S. Re-takes Lead Over China as Online Sales Grow Worldwide
Global online sales increased 20 percent last year, and the United States took the international lead over China.
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