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General SCM: Page 1195
Who's Buying Your Stuff? A Primer on Export Compliance
Are you certain that your sensitive exports aren't falling into the wrong hands?
HP Embraces a New Level of Global Analytics
Are Companies Serious About Supply-Chain Resilience?
Risks Can Multiply When Execs Hack IT Security Budgets
With cyber risks looming ever larger, CFOs must avoid "starving" information technology security budgets, the author of a recently released survey concerning cybersecurity and corporate governance warns.
Despite Cybersecurity Agreement, Chinese Hackers Reportedly Still Stealing U.S. Companies' Data
With President Xi Jinping of China beside him at a news conference in the White House Rose Garden last month, President Obama said the two had come to an agreement that China and the United States would refrain from cyberattacks aimed at pilfering company intellectual property or trade secrets for commercial advantage.
Chinese E-commerce Company Continues Its Expansion Drive in U.S., Europe
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. will open offices in three European countries and expand further in the U.S. as it seeks to revive growth and reassure jittery investors.
Two-Way Radios With RFID Capability Used to Monitor Maintenance, Field Personnel
Banks, residences, hotels and logistics firms have begun using RFID-enabled two-way radios provided by wireless technologies company Hytera UK, to monitor the locations of its security guards and other personnel.
MIT Pilots Online Credential Toward Master's in Supply Chain
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is offering an online MicroMaster's credential, providing a new path to gaining an MIT master's degree.
Elemica Debuts New Sourcing Optimization App
Elemica has developed a new Sourcing Optimization application.
Calming Near-Term Planning Chaos With A Demand Control Process
Demand Control is a process designed to take chaos out of near-term planning and promote actions that enable companies to profitably meet abnormal demand. The results are better performance and improved working environments.
Women More Concerned Than Men About Joining Companies With Poor Reputations, Study Says
Eighty-six percent of American females would not join a company with a bad reputation compared to only 67 percent of American males, according to poll findings provided by Corporate Responsibility Magazine.
16 Percent Increase in Online Sales Expected to Boost Retail Growth in November, December
RetailNext has predicted a positive U.S. retail performance for the months of November through December. Over the holidays, sales are expected to rise 2.8 percent, driven in large part by an exceptional 16.2 percent increase in digital sales.
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