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SC Security & Risk Mgmt: Page 411
Taking on Supply Chain Issues Through Collaboration
Efforts to increase supply chain transparency should include closer collaboration and partnerships with suppliers.
Just-in-Time Policies Can Negatively Impact Supply Chains
The rise of just-in-time manufacturing has created a revolution across the supply chains of many industries, including electronics components.
Piracy Declines Around the World, But Vigilance Advised Off African Coasts
The International Chamber of Commerce's International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has revealed that piracy on the world's seas is at its lowest third-quarter level since 2006, but warns of the threat of continuing violent attacks off the East and West coasts of Africa.
Achieving Sustainability: From Waste Management to Light Bulbs
Sustainability can involve a global effort to calculate carbon emissions across the entire supply chain. Or it can mean the changing of a few light bulbs.
During Holiday Season, Aim for Best Shipping Outcome But Don't Be Surprised When the Worst Happens
In retail, the holidays are the best of times and the worst of times. The trick to troubleshooting shipping issues is to manage for the best scenario but expect the worst, especially during peak intervals.
The Tale of the Supplier (Boeing) Who Sold the Shipper (the Pentagon) Old Parts But Charged for New Ones
Four times in the last five years, the Pentagon's inspector general has found that Boeing Co. collected excessive or unjustified payments on U.S. defense contracts. In the latest of four audits since 2008, the watchdog office said the Chicago company charged the Army for new helicopter parts while installing used ones.
Can Technology Provide Safety Lines for Apparel Workers?
In a post-Rana Plaza world, one can only wonder how best to gauge the ethics and worker safety behind our garment-manufacturing industry. The Goliath that the fashion industry has become begs the question whether it's even possible to ensure suppliers do the right thing.
Why Quality Is More Than a Passing Fad
Total Quality Management. Quality circles. Quality with a capital "Q." It all seems so...20th Century.
If You Eliminate Risk by Spending Money, Should You Keep Investing in Risk Avoidance?
As the saying goes: "One does not get promoted based on cost avoidance." One of the reasons is that costs avoided do not show up on financial statements. On the other hand, costs incurred - including security outlays - are visible, and often become prime targets for the CFO's cost-cutting knife.
Bloomberg, Others Form Group to Urge Companies to Reduce Carbon Emissions
A study to calculate the economic risk US industries face from climate change is being funded by New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, billionaire Tom Steyer and George W. Bush-era Treasury secretary Henry Paulson.
Product Lifecycles Create 'Gap' in Electronics Supply Chain Filled by Unauthorized Components
Widely divergent lifecycles for electronics products are creating increasing demand for obsolete and end-of-life components, which sometimes end up being sourced from the gray market. Let's look in detail why that is happening and how product lifecycles are creating a gap in the electronic components supply chain that is in danger of being filled by counterfeit components.
Supply Chain Disruption Risk: Concern Should Lead to Action
Many large, global organizations are concerned about the risk of serious physical disruption of their supply chains due to high-impact natural disasters, extreme weather or political turmoil. Over the past two years supplier risk has been receiving more attention from organizations as natural disasters, and their effects on global supply chains, have had wide media exposure.
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