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Ukraine Invasion Adds More Supply Chain Problems
The invasion of Ukraine is bringing more trouble to the supply chain, reports Forbes.
Fragile and sensitive supply chains are facing new challenges in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But as bad as things are now, they are likely to get worse for hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world.
Read more...Hybrids Delayed at Indy
IndyCars hybrid rollout is delayed due to supply chain issues, reports WIBC.
The NTT IndyCar Series announced over a year ago that the series would be moving to a new engine formula by 2023. The engine formula, being developed by both Honda and Chevrolet, consists of a 2.4-liter V6 twin-turbocharged engine with hybrid technology. It would be similar to what you already see on a standard Formula One car.
Read more...Apple's Supply Chain In More Danger
Will Apple’s supply chain be able to survive the latest blow to the supply chain, reports Computer World.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine this week will likely mean an increasing list of economic sanctions that affect everyone, including the technology supply chain that depends on Ukraine for some critical raw materials used in chip manufacturing.
Read more...Military Uses 3D Printing to Solve Supply Chain Problems
The US Military is considering using 3D printing to help solve supply chain woes, reports Forbes.
Keeping mission-critical supply chains running is nothing new to military operations. But when contracted manufacturing partners struggle to overcome pandemic-induced backlogs, raw materials are stuck in ports, and chip shortages halt production lines, the U.S. military turns to 3D printing to get essential parts and components.
Read more...Russian Sanctions Hit Supply Chain
Sanctions against Russia could further disrupt the already muddled supply chain, reports CIO Dive.
The Ukraine invasion threatens spillover cyber risk, with critical industries on high alert. However, sanctions on tech exports telegraph the long-term disruptions to come.
Read more...Supply Chain Attacks Growing
According to Dark Reading, supply chain attacks are getting more prevalent. Companies need to find ways to prevent them.
The past year has seen a rise in software supply chain attacks, from the devastating SolarWinds Orion compromise to the Kaseya ransomware attack and the widespread exploitation of GitLab servers.
Read more...Chicago Tech Company Helps Smooth Supply Chains
Chicago tech company Logiwa is helping companies fill orders intelligently, reports Biz Journals.
The global supply chain is a leading news story these days – and not for good reasons
Read more...Robotic Process Automation Streamlining Business
According to Supply & Demand Executive, robotic process automation can help companies streamline their processes.
It’s a new year, but consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies are still in a tough spot. Supply chain issues have disrupted everything – from demand, supply and material planning functions to deployment and transportation. Manufacturers are working the problem hard, but they’re not able to keep pace.
Read more...Supply Chain Disruptions Continue in 2022
According to the Seattle Times, the supply chain disruptions will not be easily fixed in 2022.
With the havoc at ports showing no signs of abating and prices for a vast array of goods still rising, the world is absorbing a troubling realization: Time alone will not solve the Great Supply Chain Disruption.
Read more...Can Blockchain and AI Fix Supply Chain
According to the Texarkana Gazette, could artificial intelligence and blockchain really fix the global supply chain.
Impacting everything from ventilators to toilet paper, the supply chain crisis has affected all our lives. Let's get to the schematics of how we got to this point in the crisis and how it can be solved.
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