William Porter, head of international programs with Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, advises on how supply chains can mitigate risk and manage cross-border finance in the face of constant disruption.

Supply chain attacks are becoming more frequent and more dangerousMany security teams are worried about the risks 70% of ...

Firstly, the term “supply chain management” was not in general use before COVID. If a professional said they worked in supply chain management, they then had to explain what that meant. No longer.

SPONSORED. Navigating Subcontractor Risk in Supply Chain Networks (Part One) Subcontractors are essential to supply chains but present significant risks that require active management and modern ...

Risk Mitigation; Supply chain disruptions… Supply chain disruptions can’t be divorced from the other risks facing us today From hacked ports to climate-fueled delays, the global supply chain is under ...

Rutgers Business School supply chain management professor David Dreyfus contributed a chapter to the new book, "Reflections on the Pandemic: Covid and Social Crises in the Year Everything Changed." ...

The basic performance of the supply chain was stable enough that it was often taken for granted. Everything has changed. At first that change was dramatic, but there is no "return to normal" for ...

Conclusion: Strengthening supply chain cybersecurity These high-profile breaches from the first half of 2024 underscore the increasing vulnerabilities within the digital supply chain. Whether through ...

Speaking Tuesday at an industry event in Washington, D.C., State Department Director of Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management Zetra Batiste said the agency’s Bureau of Information Resource ...