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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 361
A Map Is Worth a Thousand Words: HP Visualizes Its Global Supply-Chain Network
Good data is critical to a company's decisions on where to site manufacturing, distribution and services facilities. But too much data can paralyze planners. HP has found a way to cut through the noise and react more quickly to changes in the market.
As Hobbyists' Drones Fly Too Close to Commercial Planes, FAA Cracks Down on Amateur Aviators
Spurred by numerous reports of drones flying near jets and airports, the federal government will require that the aircraft be registered to make it easier to identify owners and educate amateur aviators.
When Your Supplier Becomes Your Competitor
How would you like to spend substantial amounts of time and money on establishing an overseas supplier to manufacture your product - only to see that partner start competing against you with its own brand?
Shoppers Abandon Retailers Who Sustain Data Breaches, Report Claims
U.S. shoppers are likely to change their shopping habits if their favorite retailer experienced a data breach, according to a report by Vormetric and Wakefield, which specialize in data security solutions.
Not So FAST: What the New Transportation Funding Bill Lacks
The reviews are in, and they're nearly all raves. Just about everyone seems happy about the enactment of a long-term, long-awaited transportation bill.
RF-RFID Labels Aids Retailers in Electronic Article Surveillance
Checkpoint Systems, Inc., a global supplier of merchandise availability solutions for the retail industry, has announced patent-pending dual RF-RFID labels that incorporate UCODE 7 chips from NXP.
Tips on Avoiding Breakage When Shipping Products
Breaking up may be hard to do. But breaking products during transit is all too easy.
Slow Down! Putting the Brakes on Fast Fashion
Today's fashion industry is obsessed with getting product to store shelves quickly, changing out assortments constantly, and charging rock-bottom prices. But there's a price to be paid for that behavior.
Ex-Im Bank Open for Business Again, But Only for Small Deals
The announcement on the Export-Import Bank's website proclaimed in big blue letters "Ex-Im Bank Reauthorized" - but the fight is not over yet for the government's embattled export credit agency.
Mobile ID Services to Protect Data - and Generate $700M Yearly for Operators, Study Claims
Mobile network operators will generate an additional $700m annually by 2020 from new universal log-in and mobile identity services - from a base of just $20m this year, according to Juniper Research.
Covectra Issues Serialization System for Infant Formula Protection
Covectra, a provider of technology for product serialization, authentication and tracking and tracing, has launched a new system for protecting infant formula from counterfeiting.
Number of Marine Casualties Increase in European Waters
The European Maritime Safety Authority has released its latest review of marine casualties demonstrating that the number of incidents is on the rise.
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