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How Hackers Target the Public Sector, and 10 Ways to Fight Back

Thanks to their vast collections of private data, public sector organizations are often top targets for cybercriminals.

Source: Bloomberg

Medical Drone Startup to Begin Vaccine Delivery in April

Zipline Inc. has built a system that can deliver ultra-low temperature medical supplies, including COVID-19 vaccines.

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enVista Announces Availability of Advanced Transportation Optimization and Management Platform

enVista, a global software, consulting and managed services provider, recently announced the availability of its Advanced Transportation Optimization and Management Solution Platform.

Three Components of Skillful Supply-Chain Data Management

Poor or insufficient data management hampers supply-chain planning and execution, and weakens the foundation needed for effective digital transformation.

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Emerging From the Pandemic: Where Do We Go From Here?

For global supply chains, there’s no going back. To borrow a tagline from any number of movie sequels, 2020 was The Year That Everything Changed.

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Smart Ports and Connected Containers: How IoT Tech Is Transforming Shipping

On-board, berthed and on the marina, connected technologies are driving widespread digitalization.

How to Boost Fulfillment With Less Inventory

Supply-chain leaders everywhere are redefining what it means to achieve "resilience" — and stockpiling is not the answer.

The New Normal Will Require New Digital Skills

COVID-19 has accelerated digitization of the workplace without much time for the workforce to react, learn and progress.

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Jeff Bezos's Departure Opens a New Age for Amazon

Bezos will resign as CEO of Amazon.com later this year and hand day-to-day control to Andy Jassy, his longtime head of Amazon Web Services.

Five Problems With Today’s Demand Planning — and How to Solve Them

With the coronavirus pandemic and its lingering effects, companies have now experienced how challenging it can be to plan and maneuver their supply chains around uniquely disruptive, once-in-a-lifetime events. But the unfortunate truth is that less severe events overwhelm or undermine supply planning all the time. Legacy tools are no longer up to the task of getting supply where it is needed most.

Five Problems With Today’s Demand Planning — and How to Solve Them

Do or Die: A Guide to Scrapping Obsolete Supply-Chain Practices

Organizations still using legacy tools will soon struggle to streamline end-to-end supply-chain processes — and the complexity will only increase.

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Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Is Stepping Down as CEO

Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos will step down from his post in the third quarter of 2021 and be replaced by Andy Jassy, the head of the company’s cloud computing unit.

Source: Bloomberg

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