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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 122
Vietnam, Philippines Expanding Cooperation in the South China Sea
Under the deals, Vietnam said it would supply the Philippines with 1.6 million to 2.2 million tons of rice annually.
United Executive Blames Boeing Problems on Worker Inexperience
United Airlines’ EVP of Finance said "part of the problem" is that the industry didn't anticipate the difficulties that would arise following a return to normalcy after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Retailers Are Planning to Shake Things up in 2024, Survey Finds
Overall, the report found most executives are feeling optimistic about business. Less than 10% of respondents expected sales to decrease year-over-year.
Watch: The Impact of Biden’s Executive Order on AI
Attorney and legal technology expert Colin S. Levy explains the scope of President Biden’s recent executive order on the development of artificial intelligence, and speculates about its long-term implications.
Four Steps to Managing Supply Chain Bottlenecks and Constraints
By removing bottlenecks in the supply chain, companies can reduce inventory and operating expense, while enhancing throughput and overall effectiveness.
German Solar Start-Up Expands in U.S. to Challenge China Dominance
The company established a U.S. subsidiary, which aims for an initial production volume of six gigawatts, as part of "a strategic move to reduce vulnerabilities in the solar-wafer supply chain,”
Most U.S. Companies Would Prefer Indian over Chinese Suppliers
Over half of the survey participants said that they wanted India to fulfill their supply chain needs over the next five years, rather than China.
Podcast | Protecting Digital Supply Chains From Cyberattack
For all its advantages, the digitization of supply chains has one disconcerting drawback: It makes them more vulnerable to hackers and cyber thieves.
Enhancing Supply Chain Resilience Through Logistics Technology
In the wake of multiple disruptions to global supply chains over the last few years, a variety of technologies has emerged to help business leaders achieve resilience.
FAA Pauses 737 Production Expansion, Creates Return to Service Path for Max 9s
The FAA also said on January 24 that it had approved the inspection instructions for Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes.
Strategic M&A with Tech Startups is the Path to Supply Chain Resiliency In 2024
Retailers and logistics companies run tight margins, and developing AI or AR systems in-house, from the ground up, is prohibitively expensive.
That Was Fast: High-Tech Component Inventories Shift From Shortage to Glut
For manufacturers that fretted over component shortages in 2021 and 2022, the current inventory glut is reminding them of that unsettling maxim: Be careful what you wish for.
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