While the Suez Canal incident demonstrates the interconnectedness that comes with globalization and our reliance of each other as contributors to the global supply chain, it also sheds light on the opportunity to tap into the benefits of a company’s geographically dispersed…
Traditional approaches to change management are ineffective in the digital transformation of supply chains. A better approach may be found in multiplayer online games.
Regarding this week’s furor over Xinjiang cotton— announcements from several foreign textile and garment companies, including H&M, that they would stop using Xinjiang cotton and call for a boycott of the product due to the forced labor of Uyghurs, hundreds of thousands…
The newly coined acronym, DEI, might still be a mystery to many of today’s supply chain managers, but a new survey conducted by by Gartner, Inc. and the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM) indicates that soon may be changing.
Now that the logjam at the Suez Canal has been cleared, businesses with goods aboard the vessel - in addition to other ships delayed by the blockage – will begin the claims process to recoup losses from damaged cargo and general average losses.
Communist authorities have recently encouraged consumers across China to boycott companies that have publicly expressed concerns about forced labor and other human rights violations against Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims in and from the northwest region of Xinjiang.
Rating stabilizations and positive outlook revisions have picked up pace on an aggregate basis with over 135 issuers placed on Positive Rating Outlook or Rating Watch Positive across corporate, sovereign, financial institution (FI) and public finance sectors over the past…
In this video, Arash Azadegan discusses supply network resilience strategies in response to the pandemic.
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