By Paolo Borghesi, Jon Rigby, David White and Jim Hart ·
January 12, 2017
In a world awash in cyber threats, partners and suppliers can be the vulnerable points that cyber criminals exploit to gain access to systems. Those challenges will get worse before they get better as supply networks become ever more complex. As a matter of urgency, business leaders must proactively balance cyber risks against opportunity, growth and profitability, starting with a clear-eyed view of the size and scale of the risks. Then it’s time to set concrete expectations for suppliers. Here’s a snapshot of the discussions you should be having right now.
By Josh Bond ·
December 19, 2016
IDC releases predictions that suggest manufacturers slow to adapt will not survive, but leaders will also face a new set of challenges.
By MMH Staff ·
September 22, 2016
Criteria to help assess software vulnerabilities, address known malware, review security controls and increase security awareness.
By Patrick Burnson ·
June 30, 2016
Last week’s Brexit vote has created political upheaval and a confused and uncertain global marketplace, contend leading law and supply chain analysts.
By Michael Meeks ·
May 26, 2016
As cargo thieves become more organized (and audacious), it’s crucial that shippers, carriers and logistics providers layer technology and safety protocols across the shipping process – from load planning through pick-up and delivery – to safeguard against theft.
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By Amber Road ·
May 19, 2016
As global supply chains grow in size, reach, and complexity, they become more vulnerable to a myriad of threats and hazards that can damage businesses and threaten the global economy: terrorist attacks, natural disasters, corruption, labor disputes, and more.
By Patrick Burnson ·
April 29, 2016
Cybersecurity threats to the US shipping industry continue to haunt supply chain managers this year, say analysts.
By Patrick Burnson ·
April 1, 2016
The potential abuse of flags of convenience has again been brought to center stage with a feature in the Financial Times that argues that global terrorism is exploiting weaknesses in supply chain tracking and tracing.
By Patrick Burnson ·
March 22, 2016
Shipping losses continue their long-term downward trend with 85 total losses reported worldwide in 2015, according to the Allianz Global Corporated & Specialty (AGCS) fourth annual Safety and Shipping Review 2016
By Patrick Burnson ·
March 15, 2016
In an exclusive interview with SCMR, Worldwide Aeros Corp. CEO explains evolution of blimps and the new role they will play in supply chain management
By Patrick Burnson ·
February 3, 2016
With the Super Bowl coming to the San Francisco Bay Area this week security is bound to be top of mind that weekend, and you can expect a heightened level of vigilance on the waterfront.
By Patrick Burnson ·
February 2, 2016
This is a time we should be countering the threat of Chinese sea power by ensuring that we have a merchant marine capable of supporting our economic independence, as well as our military forces overseas.
By Patrick Burnson ·
November 12, 2015
Federal officials should forge a comprehensive strategy to defend the nation’s ports from cyber attacks, Port of Long Beach Director of Security Services Randy Parsons told a U.S. House of Representatives committee in testimony earlier this month.
By Patrick Burnson ·
October 26, 2015
A recent report concludes that technology exists today to secure digital access and identity issues and help companies monetize their data assets responsibly.
By Patrick Burnson ·
October 8, 2015
The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) has called on world leaders meeting at the United Nations this week to work together to find solutions to the ongoing migrant crisis in Europe.