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In Electronics, India Aims to Become a ‘Factory for the World’
China is losing its luster as a place for cheap, reliable manufacturing of high-technology goods. But what other country can match it in both price and scale? The answer might be India.
Watch: The New Administration’s Impact on U.S. Trade Policy
John Scannapieco, chair of the Global Business Team at the law firm of Baker Donelson, addresses potential changes in U.S. trade relations and regulations on multiple fronts.
Watch: The State of Cyber Risk in Supply Chains Today
Brian Alster, head of third-party risk and compliance solutions with Dun & Bradstreet, outlines the steps that procurement organizations should be taking to guard against a growing number of potentially devastating cyber attacks.
Key Considerations for Managing COVID-19-Driven Commercial Demands
An overview of key considerations that suppliers should keep in mind when they receive demands for commercial concessions or liability claims from customers.
How Will U.S. Trade Policy Change Under the Biden Administration?
Expect to see some major changes in the United States’ relations with its trading partners in 2021, especially China.
Protecting the Global Supply Chain With Borderless Data
This approach to security will protect data inside and outside an organization’s central systems, both on the move and at rest.
Lessons Learned: How the Pandemic Changed Supply-Chain Practices
Here are six things we’ve learned so far.
Coping With Black Friday 2020 — and Manufacturers’ ‘Crazy Thursday’
While Black Friday holiday shopping has always been a stressful time for consumers and manufacturers alike, the 2020 season will have additional challenges brought on by the spread of COVID-19.
Developing an E-Commerce Strategy for Holiday Hysteria
Global digital commerce sales are expected to rise 30% year-on-year during this holiday season, encompassing 34% growth in the U.S.
How Driscoll's Is Tilling Its Demand Chain for Food’s Data-Driven Future
Ever since access to ubiquitous real-time data emerged as a technological reality, businesses have been lured by the possibility of redirecting their supply chains toward a model driven by demand. Applying analytics software to make sense of big data could allow organizations to close the gap between demand and supply.
Podcast | Supply-Chain Finance: A Life Preserver for Small Suppliers?
In an economic downturn, how do smaller businesses gain access to liquidity, which often isn’t available to them at any price?
Surviving and Thriving: How Supply Chain Leaders Minimize Risk and Maximize Opportunities
The delicate balance between supply-chain effectiveness and financial performance comes down to four critical habits.
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