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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 350
Federal Funds for U.S. Port Security Said Going to Non-Port Entities
Dozens of port authorities and marine terminals received port security grants this summer from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), but millions of dollars from the $100m program went to local law enforcement agencies and other non-port entities.
Misusing Big Data Can Lead to Customer Dissatisfaction
Big data has the potential to be both friend and foe. The Boston Consulting Group conservatively estimates that trusted uses of big data and advanced analytics could unlock more than $1tr in value annually. However, recent BCG consumer research has uncovered a previously hidden obstacle to successfully unleashing this enormous opportunity: data misuse.
Ocean Piracy at Lowest Level Since 1995, Observers Report
Pirate attacks on shipping in the first half of 2016 are at the lowest level since 1995, even taking the recent spate of kidnappings in the Gulf of Guinea and the Sulu Sea into account, says the IMB Piracy Reporting Centre.
marcus evans Presents Global Third Party Risk Management Conference
marcus evans Presents 4th Edition: Third Party Risk Management for Financial Institutions Conference
EMC2 Ensures Business Continuity Through Risk Management
Matt Mills, senior program manager for global supply chain with EMC2, reveals how his company has developed an effective program for managing risk.
Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Disrupted When Exporters Fail to Pay Fees
The FDA has placed four Chinese and Indian generic drug facilities on the so-called "Red List" that bans them from shipping products to the U.S. for failing to pay required fees and not meeting identification requirements.
In the Internet Age, Supply Chain Is Still a Risky Business
All the technology in the world won't protect you against the myriad of events that can severely disrupt a global supply chain.
How NetApp Prepares for Supply-Chain Disruptions
Lee Wolfe, director of risk management with NetApp, talks about how the dominant provider of storage technology works with suppliers to address potential disruptions in the supply chain.
ThermoFisher Scientific: Why Good Risk Management Is Crucial to Product Quality
Lee Young, director of supplier quality with ThermoFisher Scientific, discusses how technology and business-process change have helped the company to tighten up its risk-management program.
Ikea to Recall Furniture in China, But Not in Europe
Bowing to two weeks of rising public pressure in China, the Swedish furniture maker Ikea on Tuesday said it would extend its recent recall to a country where so far it has enjoyed strong sales.
Chipotle's Experience Shows Difficulty of Bouncing Back from Business Disruption
Following a food safety scare last year in which hundreds of people fell ill after eating Chipotle products contaminated with E. coli bacteria or noroviruses, the company - which has long advertised its fresh, high-quality ingredients - has seen its stock price fall by double digits.
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