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Regulation & Compliance: Page 399
Industry-Altering Changes Occur in Life Sciences Supply Chain
The furious pace of M&A activity in life sciences indicates there is serious money to be made there. But successful companies must quickly adapt their supply chains to the challenges that shifting customer needs and industry regulations bring. Five crucial ideas that winners must understand are outlined below.
SkyBitz Unveils Asset-Management and Tracking Tool
SkyBitz, a maker of remote asset-tracking and information-management technology, has introduced the Falcon Series GXT2000.
Air, Missile Strikes in Iraq, Syria Revive Flagging Fortunes of U.S. Defense Contractors
Three days after U.S. warships fired 47 cruise missiles at Sunni militant targets in northern Syria, the Pentagon signed a $251m deal to buy more Tomahawks from Raytheon Co., a windfall for the military giant and its many subcontractors.
PLM Moves to the Cloud ... Gradually
The world of product lifecycle management (PLM) has been turned upside down by a raft of technological breakthroughs.
What's Best Umbrella Term to Describe Distribution, Transportation Logistics in Pharmaceutical Supply Chain?
Over the years, we've seen the terms cold chain distribution, temperature-controlled distribution, temperature-sensitive distribution and logistics, among others in the pharmaceutical industry. Is there an appropriate umbrella term?
How Can Chief Compliance Officer Gain Full Status, Authority in the C-Suite?
Compliance is at a tipping point. The role of the chief compliance officer has gained more prominence over the last decade and is evolving rapidly. Today's CCOs are in a position similar to that of CFOs 15 years ago, and face a similar opportunity and challenge: how to become a more strategic partner in the organization, a vital member of the C-suite.
Breaking Through the Transportation Funding Gridlock
The nation's infrastructure crisis is crying out for a long-term solution.
Amber Road Achieves ISO 9001:2008 Certification
Amber Road, the vendor of global trade-management (GTM) software, has once more achieved ISO 9001:2008 quality certification for its Global Knowledge Update Process.
Economic Forecasting: The View Through a Cloudy Crystal Ball
Economists' predictions often disagree, but there's one thing they have in common: They're pretty much all wrong.
Oracle Unveils TMS and GTM in the Cloud; Issues Value Chain Execution App
Oracle Corp. has introduced cloud versions of Oracle Transportation Management and Global Trade Management.
OSHA Requires Notice of Workplace Injury within 24 Hours in Effort to 'Embarrass' Companies Into Being Careful
Starting in January, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration will require employers to notify the government within 24 hours every time someone loses an eye, suffers an amputation, or gets admitted to the hospital with an injury sustained at work.
FTC Requires Online Retailers to Comply with Same Shipping, Refund Rules as Phone and Mail Order-based Vendors
The Federal Trade Commission has updated a longstanding rule governing mail and phone-based retailers to explicitly include e-commerce vendors as well, meaning that online retailers now must abide by a 30-day shipping requirement or refund customers' payments if they can't.
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