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Nearly Half of U.K. Government Suppliers Are Failing on Slavery Reports
More than 40 percent of central government’s top 100 suppliers have failed to produce modern slavery statements that are legally compliant, a report has found.
Starbucks Is Testing Blockchain to Empower Coffee Farmers
Starbucks is piloting the use of data technology, including blockchain, to make its coffee supply chains more transparent.
Five Reasons to Blockchain Your Supply Chain
There’s a lot of money and attention going toward blockchain as a potential foundation for supply chains.
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IBM Built a Computer the Size of a Grain of Salt for Logistics Industry
IBM has unveiled what it claims is the world’s smallest computer — the size of a grain of salt. The computer will cost less than $0.10 to manufacture, and is intended for logistics applications.
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Analyzing Product Costs: A Question of ‘What If’
Foremost in the minds of every supply-chain planner are those key words: What if?
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Coca-Cola, U.S. State Dept. to Use Blockchain to Combat Forced Labor
Coca-Cola Co. and the U.S. State Department along with two other companies said last week they are launching a project using blockchain’s digital ledger technology to create a secure registry for workers that will help fight the use of forced labor worldwide.
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GPS Guidance Can Be Fooled, So Researchers Are Scrambling to Find Backup Technologies
Five years ago, a team of researchers from the University of Texas at Austin boarded an $80m yacht with the intent of trying to fool the vessel's navigation system and stealthily push it off course.
Blockchain Can Help in War on Fake Drugs, Report Says
A blockchain prototype tool has been developed with the potential to tackle the problem of counterfeit medicines.
Blockchain: The Key to a Seamless Supply Chain
With the ability to automatically and accurately share data across corporate boundaries, blockchain is more than just hype. It has the potential to be a true game-changer. On par with how email changed the way we communicate in business, blockchain is on the cusp of a tremendous breakthrough in how products and the data associated with them move across the supply chain. -Melanie Nuce, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, GS1 US
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How Technology Is Easing the Truck Capacity Crisis
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Six Ways Procurement Officers Can Prepare for Brexit
During this time of uncertainty procurement professionals should take the opportunity to elevate their role as a trusted advisor, says Andrew Coulcher, group membership and knowledge director of CIPS.
Ending Slavery in Supply Chains, Part 2: An Action Plan for Business
"Zero tolerance" is the only way to approach the issue of human trafficking and slavery in supply chains. But how can companies make that happen?
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