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Bringing the Battery Supply Chain Back Home
Modern technology provides us with a dazzling array of devices, machines and vehicles designed to create more efficient supply chains, promote a cleaner environment and generally enrich our lives. But none of it runs without batteries.
Source: Bloomberg
The Pandemic Is Speeding a Shift to 3-D Printing
Around the world, 3-D printers are humming to keep hospitals supplied.
Source: Bloomberg
How CPG Shippers Can Offset COVID-19 Risk
Consumer goods companies must ensure their supply chains remain in the driver’s seat.
Source: Bloomberg
How Government and Defense Contractors Can Reduce Cyber Risk
A security breach could be detrimental to any manufacturer. For those with defense contracts, the danger is even more severe.
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White House Turns to Military for New Supply Chain Mission
The effort to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic has made supply-chain management a top national security concern of President Trump.
Source: Bloomberg
How to Stop Chasing Your Tail Spend
One cost of lean procurement is its inability to act on certain tail-spend opportunities.
0428 Stop Chasing Tail Spend
When Will Blockchain Be Ready for the Supply Chain?
At a time when supply chains are fracturing as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic, is blockchain the solution?
0427 Blockchainfor Supply Chain
A Battery Maker Sees Virus as Spur to Wrest Business From China
For Marian Bocek, the coronavirus is a reminder that Europe needs to reduce its dependence on China, especially when it comes to making parts for the next generation of cars and trucks.
0424 Battery Business From China
How Should Retailers Deal With Supplier Failures in an Economic Crisis?
The coronavirus pandemic is just the latest disruption to hit global supply chains, and endanger the stability of key suppliers. But many retailers don’t seem to have learned the lesson of past such events.
0422 How Should Retailers Deal
Automakers Will Need Months to Get Factories Up and Running
Automakers are anxious to get their assembly lines rolling again, especially since leaving factories idle is costing them billions of dollars by the week.
0416 Automakers Will Need Months
India Is Boosting Drug Ingredient Output to Pare Its Reliance on China
India plans to ramp up production of pharmaceutical ingredients and become an alternative supplier for global drugmakers hit by factory shutdowns in China due to the coronavirus outbreak.
0415 Indiato Boost Drug Output
Now, a Different Kind of Epidemic: Force Majeure Claims
The coronavirus pandemic has brought chaos to supplier-buyer relations the world round, resulting in widescale invoking of the contract-breaking clause known as force majeure.
Source: Bloomberg
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