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Measuring Your Business Against Supply Chain Fragility
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Change Management in the Supply Chain
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Latest Developments in Vested Outsourcing
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Network Design in the Supply Chain
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Unexplored Data and What to Do With It
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The Supply Chain Research Agenda
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Managing the Talent Supply Chain
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Balancing Quality and Cost Management
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U.S. Manufacturing Revival: Seven Steps to Locking It In
American manufacturing to the rescue? Who could have imagined that? It wasn't so long ago that this sector was said to be on its deathbed. Now we're hearing that manufacturing is the "key driver" of what's passing for an economic recovery in this country.
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Retail, Consumer Execs Feel Their Security Measures Are Effective Despite Constrained Budgets
Despite tight budgets preventing retail and consumer (R+C) executives from updating security programs and causing them to fall behind, many remain confident in their business practices, according to findings from PwC's new report, "R+C Insights: Changing the Game." The report surveyed more than 1,100 senior R+C industry executives and found that regardless of this lag in technological advances, adversaries are becoming ever more sophisticated, breaching the defenses of business ecosystems and leaving reputational, financial and competitive damage in their wake.
Piracy Off Somali Coast Drops Significantly, But Attacks Ratchet Up in West Africa, Off Indonesia
Pirate attacks off the Somali coast have declined by more than 54 percent, leading to a softening of insurance premiums for the global shipping community but raising controversy surrounding the use of onboard private armed security contractors, according to the International Maritime Bureau's Piracy Reporting Centre.
FTC Eyes Use of Appliances That Spy on Purchasers After They Leave the Store
In a case that has potentially significant consequences for NFC and RFID applications, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on so-called "phone home" technologies used by computer rental companies to monitor consumer behavior. When contemplating the use of any technology that provides use, location or other information about a product, retailers should be careful to ensure consumers know - or are at least able to know - exactly what the product is doing once they leave the store.
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