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Taiwan Logistics and More

Logistics Bureau

Here is a glimpse of Taiwan’s transportation, food, and the refreshing view of Jiufen! Let’s go to Taiwan! I get to see how the environment is different here and what are the supply chain and logistics points I can share with you guys. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel. Best Regards, Rob O’Byrne.

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Home Delivery Robots: Last Mile Gamechangers

Logistics Viewpoints

A big part of what the company has done is food delivery on college campuses. Parcels, groceries, and food are directly delivered from stores, at the time that the customer requests via a mobile app. At CES 2022, Udelv unveiled its self-driving eclectic delivery vehicle, the Transporter.

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Cyber Threats Loom Large

Resilinc

The March 2018 attack on computers and networks in Atlanta—a major national transportation hub—was the largest successful ransomware cyber attack on a U.S. Similarly, a computer virus attack at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) was caused due to a failure in following proper operating procedures for virus scanning.

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Supply Chain Carbon Reduction Starts by Measuring it

Adexa

The five highest offenders are the following five industries paper, food, petroleum refineries, chemicals and metal/mineral products. Examples are choices of transportation, choices of suppliers, equipment or products with highest level of carbon, or which customers are asking for products that require above average carbon footprint.

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Supply Chain Matters News Capsule Follow-Up- August 17 2022

Supply Chain Matters

Labor Tensions on Rise Across Global Transportation Networks. In our recent Supply Chain Matters highlights of July’s global PMI indices , there was a consistent theme of declining mo mentum, especially involving most manufacturing regions of Asia, including Taiwan. Labor Tensions on Rise Across Global Transportation Networks.

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“Too Big to Fail”: 10 Things you Need to Know About El Niño

Elementum

But the typhoons will threaten Taiwan, China, and Japan, leaving countries like Indonesia in need of precipitation. Food prices will likely skyrocket. Growers of grains and staple foods—including the U.S.— Disastrous typhoons can also knock out industries and transportation from the country.

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Preparing for Risk…Are You Ready?

BlueYonder

Let’s review a few examples: How will your company redesign its use of plants and current inventory when an earthquake knocks out one of your production facilities in Taiwan? Also, how quickly can you revise your transportation network if there are massive floods blocking roads in the U.S.