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Metric of the Month: Total Cost to Operate Outbound Transportation per $1,000 in Revenue
APQC
Bottom performers spend more than $53 than top-performing organizations per $1,000 in revenue
This chart displays the total cost to perform the outbound transportation operation process per $1,000 in revenue.
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Many Companies’ Vendor Risk Management Programs Need Improvement
Protiviti Inc.
Third-party risk programs lack maturity and are putting data at risk; resources and new strategies are recommended
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The Trouble with Natural Gas as a Fuel Source for Trucks
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)
We can and should make natural gas into a fuel that, on balance, is environmentally less harmful than diesel
Jason Mathers
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Slavery: The Biggest Supply Chain Risk You Never Knew You Had
SAP Ariba
It is likely that some slaves work for you or your suppliers
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Outsourcing Software Development? Don’t Forget about Code Security
Ensuring security across the global software supply chain is critical for taking advantage of external staffing resources
Lou Shipley
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Psychology of Mishandling
ShockWatch, Inc.
Psychology of Mishandling
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Internet of Things Transforms Business for Supply Chain Industry
You can optimize supply chain processes using historical data from past shipments to improve control over operations
Dan Ficco
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Supply Agreements
Dykema
A contractual approach to supplier risk management
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How to Overcome the ‘Blind Side’ Challenge
TransVoyant
From not really knowing where cargo is to accurately predicting production and port turnaround cycles, the blind spots in supply chains are bigger than we think
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Three Essential Components of a World-Class Supply Chain Security Program
Danbee Investigations
Security professionals are well aware that the commercial supply chain remains a desirable target for terrorists and criminals
Barry Brandman
Ocean Ports & Carriers
East-Coast Ports Could Gain Additional Container Traffic from East Asia Following the Panama Canal Expansion
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
East and West Coast ports will battle over a region representing 15 percent of U.S. GDP for share of the East-Asia import business
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Dispute Delivers More Questions than Answers
Consolidated Intermodal Technologies (CIT)
Retail seasons were missed and some retailers had to resort to discounts to move goods delayed by the dispute
Jon Lucas
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