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Regulation & Compliance: Page 423
Does 3D Printing Mean the End of Intellectual Property Protection?
When 3D printing allows anyone to scan an object and create it, the concept of intellectual property and trademarks will increasingly become irrelevant.
Global Healthcare Executives Drive Supply Chain Transformation to Reach New Markets
Changing regulatory environments, new customer demands around the globe, challenges around product security and increasingly complex products are driving healthcare executives to make strategic supply chain investments, according to findings from the sixth annual UPS "Pain in the (Supply) Chain" healthcare survey, conducted by TNS. New technology investments and go-to-market models are top of mind as healthcare executives drive business and logistics transformations to meet evolving industry needs.
Introducing the Digitized Value Network
Cost of Logistics Services in Africa Can Be Very High, But There Are Some Bright Spots
The appalling state of infrastructure in much of Africa is greatly responsible for the high cost of logistics services on much of the continent.
Reducing Lost and Orphaned Shipments: Four Strategies for Success
Customer service and fulfillment excellence are highly prioritized strategies for competitive performance. Increasingly, organizations find that for more effective, resilient and reliable supply chain execution in the areas of warehousing, shipping and procurement, more gains are realized by integrating these previously unconnected processes.
Teetering on a Transition Point in Transportation
New Software to Enforce Illegal Chemicals Supply Chain
Verify Brand, active in supply chain security software systems, says its new Verify Platform, a piece of advanced serialization, traceability and authentication software, could stop illegal, dangerous and counterfeit chemicals from entering a manufacturer's supply chain.
Usefulness of That Retail Customer Information You've Collected Is Imperiled
You know all that CRM data you've been so lovingly collecting from loyalty programs, special offers, POS systems and any other way you could find to gather shopper information? It's about to be put at risk by a data broker - and not in the way you expected.
Mitigating FCPA Exposure in International Franchise and Distribution Relationships
Mitigating the risk of sanctions under the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a core concern in every international commercial transaction, including cross-border distribution and franchising relationships.
Electronics Waste Often Shipped Illegally to Developing Nations
The disposal of computers and other electronic and electrical goods, e-waste, is a growing global problem, with much of the often dangerous junk winding up in emerging countries.
Companies Begin Taking the Cyber Battle to the Hacker
With worries about data breaches and privacy violations mounting by the day, corporations are becoming more aggressive about preventing physical and financial losses, experts say. In some cases, they add, that can involve counterattacks against hackers.
U.S. Manufacturing Exports Have Become the Engine of the American Economy
Export manufacturing has recently become the unsung hero of the U.S. economy. Despite all the public focus on the U.S. trade deficit, little attention has been paid to the fact that the country's exports have been growing more than seven times faster than GDP since 2005. As a share of the U.S. economy, in fact, exports are at their highest point in 50 years.
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