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Trucking, Security, Transportation
Cargo Security: The Art of the Steal
Keeping your cargo safe from theft is a bigger challenge than you might think. Follow these steps to reduce the risks that make your company a target.
Cloud Computing, Supply Chain, Security
Commentary: Supply Chain System Security Starts in the Cloud
Hackers can shut down entire organizations by infiltrating systems, locking down digital assets, and making all files and folders inaccessible. No fulfillment. No new client acquisition. No checking inventory. Here's how to make sure that doesn’t happen.
Logistics, Logistics I.T., Supply Chain, Security
Looking Beyond Your Desktop
Recent randomware attacks reveal vulnerabilities in manufacturing, logistics and supply chain security.
Logistics, Supply Chain, Security
Defending Your Supply Chain Against Hackers
As organizations continue to outsource, form partnerships and share data with third parties, a strong vendor risk management program that stays ahead or risks in the information supply chain has to be a top priority.
Logistics, Supply Chain, Trucking, Security, Transportation
Trends—December 2016
New Year supply chain health check; DHL uses penguins to train couriers; Ocean Alliance receives FMC approval; Veterans make better truck drivers than non-veterans; Cyberattacks focusing on weak supply chain links
Logistics, Supply Chain, Security, Technology
Export Control Reform Strikes Again
The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security revised almost every section of the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR) on Sept. 20, 2016. Here’s what shippers need to know.
Cross-border Trade, Logistics, Supply Chain, Security
How Secure Is Your Air and Ocean Cargo?
Keeping cargo secure requires visibility and the automation technology to enable this view into your shipments. Additionally, immediate access to rapidly changing requirements for import and export activities plays a key role in light of new security concerns.
Chemical Logistics, Safety, Security, Specialized Logistics, Transportation
How to Handle DOT and GHS Regulations
U.S. chemical manufacturers and distributors must comply with two sets of regulations affecting chemical shipments. Here's how to stay compliant, efficient, and safe.
Logistics, Supply Chain, Security
Perfect Security by 2025?
New technology enables new advances in supply chain security. What will security look like in 2025?
Logistics, Supply Chain, Safety, Security, Technology , Supply Chain Management
Protect Your Cargo With Vehicle Tracking
Vulnerable to cargo theft? This monitoring solution provides layers of assurance for shippers and transporters.
Logistics, Risk Management, Supply Chain, Security, Supply Chain Management
Is Your Business Prepared for the Worst?
So how prepared is your business to withstand a crisis? Effective risk analysis and crisis preparation is an essential strategy.
Logistics, Packaging, Supply Chain, Security, Technology
Serialization: It's the Real Thing
To help combat counterfeiting, the premium beverage industry is taking advantage of serial numbers on product packages to uniquely identify each product for increased connectivity throughout packaging operations and the supply chain.
Returning to the Screen of the Crime
As cyber crime and data breaches continue to climb, supply chain information is increasingly at risk. Here are ways to assess your vulnerability and keep supply chain data safe from hackers.
E-commerce, Logistics, Supply Chain, Security
What Trends are Shaping the Global Air Freight Market?
Keep these trends in mind when selecting an air logistics supplier to find the best solution to suits your needs
Global Logistics, Logistics, Risk Management, Supply Chain, Security, Supply Chain Management, Visibility
Use Supply Chain Modeling to Mitigate Port Shutdowns and Other Risks
Supply chain continuity planning is critical for global businesses. Armed with an end-to-end digital model of their supply chains, shippers can react rapidly and intelligently when unplanned events occur.
Risk Management, Safety, Trucking, Security, Technology , Transportation
Improving Fleet Safety with On-Board Video
An on-board video solution helps fleet managers review driver performance and improve fleet safety.
3PL, Logistics Solutions Providers, Logistics, Third-Party Logistics, Risk Management, Security, Supply Chain Management
8 Ways to File Effective Freight Claims
Freight damage, loss, and theft will always occur. Planning for those inevitabilities is key to prevention and faster claims settlement.
Logistics, Security, Supply Chain Management
The Human Touch: New Ergonomic Initiatives Sustain Employee Efficiency
Minimizing employee downtime with ergonomic initiatives and equipment can have a big impact on the bottom line.
Logistics, Security, Specialized Logistics, Supply Chain Management
4 Ways to Ensure Your Valuable Shipments Arrive Safely
These four tips can help you make sure your specialized shipment arrives safely and on time.
Logistics, Security, Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Security: Playing It Safe
Successful companies are concerned about supply chain security. Here’s how to prevent supply chain threats from negatively impacting your company’s bottom line and reputation.
Bar-coding Systems, Logistics I.T., Security, Supply Chain Management
Shipment Monitoring Technology: Picking Up the Signals
Shipment monitoring tools allow manufacturers and shippers to locate cargo, manage inventory and prevent theft.
3PL, Pharmaceutical Logistics, Security, Specialized Logistics, Transportation
Protecting High-Value Cargo: A Sense of Security
Shippers and logistics providers take extra precautions to protect high-value products from cargo theft.
Green Logistics, Finance, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Rail, Safety, Security
Trends—February 2014
Hunter Harrison documents the culture change that has contributed to Canadian Pacific’s rail renaissance; Global companies more concerned about climate risk than emissions reductions; Deadline for new ISO17712:2013 high-security seal standards is fast approaching; Lack of collaboration between supply chain and finance hurts the bottom line
3PL, Global Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Partnership, Safety, Security, Supply Chain Management, Transportation, Warehousing
Cargo Security: Protecting the Supply Chain
Ensuring supply chain security requires that shippers and logistics providers stay one step ahead of thieves.
3PL, Finance, Global Logistics, Partnership, Risk Management, Security, Supply Chain Management, Transportation
Risk Mitigation: Supply Chain Safety Net
Shippers protect against supply chain disruptions with physical, analytical, and financial risk mitigation strategies.
Intermodal, Industry Associations, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Rail, Safety, Security, Transportation Infrastructure, Transportation
Rail Trends Recap: Shared Strategies, Mixed Signals
The 2013 Rail Trends conference addressed issues of rail safety and regulation.
3PL, Global Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Partnership, Security
Know Thy Partner: Beyond C-TPAT
Knowing your global trading partners can help maintain a smooth flow of goods, while ensuring safety and security.
3PL, Expedited Shipping, Global Logistics, Ocean, Materials Handling, Site Selection, Risk Management, Trucking, Security, Supply Chain Management, Warehousing
163 Ways to Supercharge Your Supply Chain
Actionable tips help you revitalize your warehousing, 3PL, trucking, and global logistics operations.
Railroad Operations: Where Safety and Innovation Converge
Railroads are investing in new safety processes, technology and policies to ensure cargo security and prevent accidents.
Certifications, Risk Management, Security
C-TPAT: Building Safer Supply Chains
C-TPAT certification lets businesses support national security and improve their own supply chain operations.
Locking Down Supply Chain Security
To ensure cargo security in the global supply chain, understanding the challenges, studying best practices, and putting a comprehensive plan in place are critical components.
Ocean, Security, Transportation
Trading Partners Work Together to Secure Maritime Cargo
Supply chain partners are taking cues from U.S. Customs and Border Protection and making concerted efforts to share and apply security best practices throughout their organizations and supply chain operations, says Howard Finkel of COSCO Container Lines Americas.
TAPA Standards Safeguard Cargo
The Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) unites global manufacturers, carriers, insurers, and service providers to reduce the risks of criminal activity against high-value cargo in the transportation supply chain, writes Lisa Greenleaf of TUV Rheinland of North America.
Sophisticated Innovations Enhance Supply Chain Security
The growth of global trade and sourcing creates more security vulnerabilities within the supply chain. Aggressive thieves with sophisticated techniques have spurred innovation in shipment processes, technology, and regulatory measures.
Security Guard: Questions and Answers with Dennis Omanoff
In an exclusive interview with Inbound Logistics, Dennis Omanoff, senior vice president, chief supply chain officer, chief procurement officer, corporate facilities and real estate for McAfee Inc., shares his view of supply chain management, security, and the U.S. business climate.
Scrutinizing Supply Chain Security
The logistics sector is using new approaches, mandates, and technologies to support global supply chain security.
Strengthening International Cargo Security
Air cargo security requires aggressive international mandate and top-down focus on identity verification and data analysis, writes Steve Vinsik of Unisys Corporation.
How to Improve Maritime Cargo Security
Shippers can ensure ocean cargo security by taking steps such as using C-TPAT checklists, performing random container inspections, applying security seals, shipping through secured ports, conducting security training, and following U.S. Customs and Border Protection guidelines.
Freight at Rest is Freight at Risk
Motor freight carriers employ a variety of strategies to keep cargo secure in transit, writes Editor Felecia Stratton.
Securing Global Supply Chains
Global shippers must be well-prepared to ensure the safety of international cargo shipments, writes Bill Anderson of Ryder System Inc.
Cross-border Trade, Security, Supply Chain Management
Maneuvering Freight Through Challenging International Areas
If your business plans include shipping to areas where civil unrest or natural disasters have occurred, be flexible and make strong connections, advises Larry Wenrich, Pilot Freight Services.
Technology Powers New Supply Chain Security Systems
Since the events of September 11, the public and private sectors have committed themselves to developing new supply chain security technologies.
Air Cargo, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Security
Trends—May 2011
As You Sow asks P&G and General Mills to recycle post-consumer waste; PepsiCo and Coca-Cola make bottles out of plants; Air cargo industry raises concerns about the Transportation Security Administration’s 100-percent screening mandate; Truckers report increasing volumes and rates; TMS market shows signs of rebound; CN invests in new intermodal equipment, new customers; Amazon vacates S.C. DC over sales tax
Ocean, Logistics I.T., Security
Container Security: Filling in the Blanks
Equipping shipments with container security devices (CSDs) can help expedite inspections, decrease insurance premiums, and minimize supply chain disruptions. Jim Giermanski of Powers Global Holdings outlines the benefits of CSDs.
Cross-border Trade, Mexico, Security
Shipping Cross-Border and Within Mexico
Troy Ryley and Jose Minarro, managing directors for Transplace Mexico, offer tips for shipping freight cross-border and within Mexico.
Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics I.T., Security, Warehousing
Securing the Supply Chain
Industry experts explain how to avoid threats to warehoused goods, conduct a global security assessment, and benefit from renewed government and private sector attention to supply chain security initiatives.
Global Economy, Middle East, Import, China, Canada, Global Logistics, Rail, Security
Global Logistics—December 2010
Dubai makes progress on its first aerotropolis, Starbucks partners with China to set up its first coffee bean farm, Canadian National accelerates auto imports, United Kingdom and France work to counter terrorism, Marks & Spencer accelerates supply chain improvement plan
Air Cargo, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Safety, Security, Supply Chain Management
Trends—December 2010
U.S. Department of Transportation pursues ban on cell phone use while driving; Proposed air cargo screening legislation enhances security measures; U.S. retailers place increased emphasis on supply chain management
Risk Management, Safety, Trucking, Security
Balancing Risk Management With Your Operations Strategy
Increased regulation in the form of CSA 2010 affects not only truckers, but also freight brokers providing insurance, according to Mike Williams, chief operating officer, Sunteck Transport Group.
Cross-border Trade, Canada, Security, Transportation Infrastructure
Ties That Bind: Sewing Up U.S.-Canada Trade
A steady stream of goods passing north and south across the U.S.-Canada border stitches the two nations tightly together, complicated by factors such as customs regulations, security protocols, data exchange, and infrastructure projects.
Global Economy, Global Logistics, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics I.T., Security, Supply Chain Management
Digitizing the Global Supply Chain
Global supply chain visibility and detail can only be achieved by modern electronic data transmissions that are already available and can reduce the costs of international cargo movement.
Air Cargo, Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Security
Gearing Up for 100% Air Cargo Screening
The Transportation Security Administration's air cargo screening requirements create challenges for airports and shippers, writes Robert F. Caton of AMB Logistics.
Supply Chain, Security, Technology
Going the Distance: Securing Supply Chains From Cyber Attack
Today’s supply chains are among the most exposed to the risks of digital disruption. The complexity and multi-layered nature of supply chains have made them an obvious mark for attack as well as one of the most complex targets to defend.
Global Logistics, Logistics I.T., Supply Chain, Security, Technology
Is Ransomware Holding Global Trade Hostage? Here’s How to Safeguard Your Supply Chain
The logistics sector’s reliance on relationships, email, and spreadsheet attachments makes it particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks. And the costs are staggering. Find out what shippers can do to make communications more secure.
Logistics, Risk Management, Supply Chain, Security
5 Steps to Protect Your Supply Chain From Cyber Threats
Supply chains are heavily dependent on information technology (IT) systems, but are difficult to secure because they often involve multiple networks working together.
Legislation, Public Policy, and Regulations, Logistics, Risk Management, Supply Chain, Security
5 Ways to Cut the Risk of Cargo Theft
Risk Management, Supply Chain, Security
Eight Ways to Minimize Supply Chain Risk
Consider all potential disruptions and ways to design your supply chain to keep it operational in the face of foreseeable and unforeseeable challenges.
Logistics I.T., Security, Technology
Is Your IoT Deployment Secure?
Transportation and logistics companies recognize they must strengthen their approaches to cybersecurity but are not yet taking the practical steps to safeguard their industrial IoT deployments
Supply Chain, Security, Supply Chain Management
The ABCs of Supply Chain Cybersecurity
One of the biggest issues that will quickly come to the forefront in 2019 is cybersecurity for the supply chain.
Logistics, Supply Chain, Security, Technology
Defending Against Supply Chain Hackers
Applying these tips to your supply chain will boost your overall security. It won't be hackerproof, nothing is, but it will deter plenty of them.
Logistics, Supply Chain, Security
Guarding Your Business Against Data Loss
Three main ways that managed security services can save a business from the disaster of data loss.
Logistics, Supply Chain, Security
Fraud Goes Broad
The use of analytics to mitigate third-party supply chain fraud, waste, and abuse risk has increased.
Logistics I.T., Supply Chain, Security
IBM: Working on the Blockchain Gang
IBM builds proof-of-concept blockchain supply chain network in Singapore; U.S. fashion industry association releases fourth fashion industry benchmarking study; E-commerce retailers target Germany
Logistics, Logistics I.T., Supply Chain, Security
10 Ways To Play IT Safe
Here are 10 supply chain threats and trends to look out for.
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