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From business continuity planning to supplier sourcing, how to build resiliency in an unstable world.

Underlining the need of vendor audits in the world of supply chain operations.

As lessons emerge in the wake of the pandemic, supply chains look to transform and build long-term resilience.

An Evolving Landscape and an Inevitable Future for Supply Chains.

This white paper contains insights from recent interviews with leading organizations on how they are responding to the new coronavirus crisis.

Organizations need to realize that complying with OSHA’s regulations is the first step in protecting their interests, at the heart of which lies worker and downstream user safety.

Reacting in the wake of a catastrophe - This step-by-step guide gives practical guidance during the aftermath of a catastrophe.

While it’s true that labor shortage can be a major hindrance to efficient supply chain management, there is still much hope in the horizon...identifying the core issues is half the battle won.

Ensuring business continuity and sustainability in the face of organizational restructuring.

Creating a culture that prioritizes the right inventory, people, and services at the right time can mitigate supply chain management challenges in remote locations and drastically improve supply chain performance.

As the world tears headlong through the Fourth Industrial Revolution, 5G represents another leap forward in the way businesses and individuals connect.

Increasing awareness among employers and organizations, along with the rising adoption of supporting technologies, has undeniably helped reduce the number of workplace incidents...however, increasingly stringent regulations and rising penalties have been one of the major driving forces in the evolution of occupational health and safety compliance globally.

Canada has often been considered a world leader in developing legislation that benefit the social and environmental aspects of projects, which is why it is reasonable to believe that the introduction of Bill C-69 could prompt other countries around the world to adopt similar legislations.

With modern supply chains scaling in size, supply chain risk management (SCRM) needs to be swift and accurate.

The prevalence of internet-based and other new technologies have already created high transparency standards and made end-to-end supply chain visibility a reality.