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3PL Takes Major Leap Toward Global Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Compliance
Challenge: Nearly 10 percent of the world’s drug supply is counterfeit, prompting many countries to set rigid guidelines to track and trace pharmaceuticals across the supply chain. Achieving compliance is often a huge undertaking for pharmaceutical manufacturers and 3PL providers.
While Elon Musk Loves Tesla's New Tent Factory, Others Aren't So Sure
Elon Musk has few days to make good on his pledge that Tesla will be pumping out 5,000 Model 3 sedans a week by the end of the month. If he succeeds, it may be thanks to the curious structure outside the company’s factory. It’s a tent the size of two football fields that Musk calls “pretty sweet” and that manufacturing experts deride as, basically, nuts.
Saving Your Company After a Data Breach
Other than press the panic button, what actions should your company take in the event of a data security breach?
Iconic Brands Feel Tariff Pain, and Corporate America Braces for More
With the U.S.-versus-the-world trade war threat heating up, Harley-Davidson Inc. and Jack Daniel’s maker Brown-Forman Corp. may just be the canaries in the coal mine.
How Amgen Manages Supply-Chain Risk
How Supply Chain Orchestration Can Help Generate Predictive Insights
Demand volatility has been a challenge for supply chains from the very beginning.
How to Make Your Supply Chain World Cup Game-Ready
As a massive horde of soccer fans gather in stadiums across Russia for the World Cup to cheer on their favorite team, one thing is for certain: they’ll be armed with plenty of money to spend. Is your supply chain prepared to serve them?
Walmart Bests Whole Foods in Study of Food Supply's Human Toll
Grocers including Walmart Inc., Jumbo Group Ltd. and Whole Foods Market Inc. fared poorly in ratings looking at the treatment of the women, farmers and food-sector workers who supply supermarket shelves in the U.S. and European Union.
Trump Tariffs Force Companies to Rework Supply Chains
From global manufacturers such as Harley-Davidson Inc to small tech startups, companies are scrambling to rework supply chains built for an era of stable, open trade policy that is now under threat.
A.I. for Compliance: An ‘Artificial’ Answer to a Very Real Problem
When it comes right down to it, are all these corporate scandals the result of a lack of intelligence? Specifically, of the artificial variety?
ASOS Pledges to Ban Mohair, Cashmere and Silk From 2019
Animal welfare in fashion has had a huge boost last week. Asos — the second biggest clothing site in the U.K., with 64.4 million visitors in the six months to May 2018 — has pledged to ban silk, mohair, cashmere and feathers from its site from January 2019. In addition, products using down, teeth and bone — including mother-of-pearl, which is taken from the shell of some molluscs — also fall under the planned ban.
Spend Analytics: Understanding the Total Cost of a Supplier Relationship
Challenge: Growth driven by acquisitions left a global manufacturer with a mixed bag of ERP systems — resulting in an unconsolidated view of spend and an inability to quickly analyze data. The manual reporting system, combined with data extraction and trust issues, was costly and left the manufacturer with a poor understanding of true supplier expenses.
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