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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 201
Industry Groups Welcome Biden's Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force
President Biden announced Tuesday a new effort aimed at solving near-term supply chain disruptions to U.S businesses.
Covid Outbreak at Chip-Testing Plant Elevates Supply Fears
A cluster of COVID-19 infections at a factory in central Taiwan temporarily stopped operations at one of the world’s largest chip-testing companies.
Podcast | How Should Shippers and Carriers Be Preparing for the Recovery?
The COVID-19 pandemic appears to be subsiding. How should logistics providers and shippers be readying themselves for the “new normal”?
How Mass Consolidation Turned Food, Energy Firms Into Hacking Targets
A company that slaughters cattle may seem like an unlikely target for a cyberattack. That is, until you realize that taking out just one company could paralyze burger and steak supplies for all Americans.
These Audits Can Help You Recover Lost Cash
An often-overlooked method for reducing profit leakage and increasing revenue is through the use of current or long-standing accounts payable (AP) recovery audits.
Watch: Can We Keep Fragile Supply Chains From Shattering?
John Scannapieco, shareholder and chair of the Global Business Team with the law firm of Baker Donelson, details the frustrations that shippers and freight forwarders are experiencing as they struggle to get products to market.
Watch: Can We Build a Domestic Supply Chain for PPE?
Kezia Fitzgerald, co-founder of CareAline, tells how her company responded to a need for isolation gowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, and describes what it will take to set up a domestic supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) for the future.
Are You Prepared for Economies Opening Up?
How should businesses prepare for continued uncertainty, even as things are starting to look more positive?
JBS Poised to Reopen Most Meat Plants Hobbled by Cyberattack
The cyberattack forced the shutdown of all of JBS’s U.S. beef plants, which account for almost a quarter of American supplies.
The Case for Inventory Splitting, by Brands Large and Small
The lessons of the last year confirm that if all inventory is in one place, any company, regardless of size, is vulnerable to material interruptions in the supply chain.
Watch: How Automakers Are Weathering the Chip Shortage
A discussion about the impact of the semiconductor shortage on automotive manufacturers, with Dan Hearsch, Managing Director, lead of the Automotive Practice in the Americas, and co-lead of the Global Automotive and Industrials Practice, with AlixPartners.
How Shippers Will Have to Pay for the Suez Canal Blockage
Joe Klobus, claims and insurance manager with global freight forwarder OEC Group, discusses how the grounding of the containership Ever Given in the Suez Canal brought to light the concept of general average, a centuries-old law that requires shippers to share the losses from such an event.
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