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Meeting Pharmaceutical Traceability Requirements Across the Globe

Challenge: One of the world’s largest logistics providers was faced with shipping globally sourced drugs from its U.K. distribution centers, and tracking to countries with various regulations was an enormous challenge.

China's Trump Trade Retaliation Options Include Soybeans, Boeing

After President Trump blindsided Xi Jinping by raising tariffs just days after the end of trade talks that China had called “constructive,” the next step lies in Beijing’s hands.

Source: Bloomberg

Health Agencies Set Stage for U.S. to Import Cheaper Drugs

The Trump administration cracked open the door for the eventual importation of cheaper medicines from abroad, the latest salvo in a battle to bring down drug costs.

0801 Health Agencies Set Stage

Can’t Cope With a Mass of Customer Complaints? AI to the Rescue

The old days of the Quality movement seem quaint in retrospect: the banners, the slogans, the prizes and team-building events. Today, quality management is all about information — or, more to the point, how to keep from getting buried in it.

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Four Ways to Pass a Roadside Inspection

Here’s what drivers, owner-operators and fleet managers need to know about passing intensive roadside inspections by federal regulators.

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Japan May Soon Wield New Weapon in Trade Fight With South Korea

Tokyo set Wednesday as the deadline for public comments on whether to remove South Korea from a so-called “white list” of trusted export destinations, a move that could restrict exports on hundreds of items to South Korea, hamstringing the country’s giant tech sector.

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Four Solutions to Achieving a More Transparent Supply Chain

Global supply chains are becoming increasingly complex, as businesses juggle multinational suppliers and service providers, constantly shifting regulations, and more informed consumers demanding increased responsiveness and sustainability.

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Companies Beware: IoT Devices Are a Doorway to Cyberattacks

The internet of things offers businesses an unprecedented level of visibility and control over their supply chains. But it also opens the door to potentially crippling cyberattacks.

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Banned Chinese Security Cameras Are Almost Impossible to Remove

A complex web of supply chain logistics and licensing agreements make it almost impossible to know whether a security camera is actually made in China or contains components that would violate U.S. rules.

Source: Bloomberg

We Need Technology to Combat Labor Abuses in Supply Chains, New Study Finds

Factory audits alone are not sufficient to prevent labor abuses in global supply chains. Technology must also be applied to the problem.

0715 New Study Finds Need

When Shifting Production From China Isn’t an Option

It’s the obvious solution for avoiding the squeeze of a mounting U.S.-China trade dispute: move production to other East Asian nations. For many companies, however, this is not a viable option.

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Q&A | The Importance of Managing Fuel Spend

Here's how fuel is driving carrier decisions on pricing and service.

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Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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