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and Europe’s biggest logistics firms have halted shipments to Russia, further isolating the country’s businesses and consumers after its military invaded Ukraine The U.S. MORE
The post UK warned about Russian cyber attacks, following Ukraine threats appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Raj Samani (pictured). Chief Scientist, Trellix. Industry Talk MORE
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war continues to impact global supply chains, and it’s much more than many realize. According to the Harvard Business Review , “Equally important, Ukraine supplies about 50% of the world’s neon gas, which is used to produce semiconductor chips. MORE
Russia’s war in Ukraine has captured the attention of the entire world. Ukraine and Russia are key producers of staple food products such as barley and wheat and are main suppliers for already food-insecure regions of the world. MORE
The post Dark Web Insights: Evolving Cyber Tactics Aim to Impact the Russia-Ukraine Conflict appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Ziv Mador (pictured). Vice President, Security Research, Trustwave SpiderLabs. MORE
The post Supply Chain Risks Brought on by the Russia-Ukraine Crisis appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Ron Giles (pictured). Director of Advisory Services, LevaData. Industry Talk MORE
Over 250,000 US companies, and over 160,000 European companies, have direct or indirect suppliers in Russia and Ukraine. Food: Russia is the world’s largest exporter of wheat, whilst Ukraine is a major exporter of corn, barley and rye. MORE
Now No Return to Normal Times Any Time Soon MORE
Global supply strains that started to ease in early 2022 are worsening again as headwinds strengthen from the war in Ukraine and China’s Covid lockdowns, threatening slower growth and faster inflation across the global economy MORE
Since the end of February, all eyes have been on Russia and Ukraine. The effects of Russia's invasion and subsequent attacks on Ukrain have been devastating – from both a humanitarian and business perspective. MORE
The post Blue Yonder’s Statement on Ukraine appeared first on Supply Chain Nation. Executive Viewpoints MORE
No Return to Normal Times Any Time Soon MORE
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine intensifies the product shortage and price rise issues we have come to associate with Covid-19. The conflict in Ukraine has accelerated these trends in dramatic fashion. an outcome that became a distinct possibility after Russia invaded Ukraine. MORE
companies are enlisting former military and law enforcement professionals to help employees in Ukraine navigate congested roads and train stations to slip across the border to safety MORE
Management Sciences for Health, with funding from USAID and in cooperation with multiple private and public entities in Ukraine, launches a successful pilot to improve that country’s healthcare delivery supply chain MORE
The experts and employees of Cheniere Energy Inc., the largest U.S. exporter of natural gas, are part of a high-stakes campaign to show Europe that as it abandons Russian gas, it can substitute the American variety without fear. Their job is to find the most efficient leak detecting system MORE
In this Supply Chain Matters commentary, we highlight the latest OECD global economic forecast in the ongoing light of the Ukraine conflict and provide some additional industry supply chain implications. . MORE
If you don’t think Russia’s unprovoked war in Ukraine will impact your life, you’re seriously mistaken. ”[2] Two of those breadbasket countries are Russia and Ukraine. 8] Hannah Ritchie, “ How could the war in Ukraine impact global food supplies? MORE
I believe many of us are spending an abundance of time reading about the Russia-Ukraine war. Russia and Ukraine both provide exports that serve as inputs to many international companies. However, Ukraine’s service economic is substantial as well. MORE
After all, the war of 1914-18 was supposed to be the ‘war to end all wars’ ” Fast forward to 2022 and business correspondent Matt Egan ( @MattEganCNN ) reports that Russia/Ukraine conflict has replaced Covid-19 as the greatest risk to today’s global supply chains.[2] MORE
Wild price swings underscore just how sensitive commodity markets are to any possible disruptions to supplies MORE
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted projects at a raft of global tech companies, and employers are now arranging escape plans for their workers MORE
The world is rightfully concerned about Russia’s ruthless and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Anyone who believes that the Ukraine invasion will have little impact beyond the Crimea region is in for a shock. Ukraine Conflict and the Supply Chain. MORE
As people in the Ukraine and around the world anxiously monitor the threat of war with Russia, supply chain managers must take stock of the risks to their supply chains and focus on potential mitigation measures. and European firms have tier 1, 2 or 3 suppliers in Russia or the Ukraine. MORE
The post Commercial drones could turn the tide in Ukraine appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Robert Garbett (pictured). CEO & Founder of Drone Major Group. Industry Talk MORE
Russia-Ukraine War. Could the Russia-Ukraine War turn nuclear? Inflation. COVID-19. Slowing Economic Growth. Did I miss anything? It’s been an eventful first quarter of 2022, and the outlook for the rest of the year remains risky and uncertain (just like it’s been the past two years). MORE
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the food inflation that’s been plaguing global consumers is now tipping into a full-blown crisis, potentially outstripping even the pandemic’s blow and pushing millions more into hunger MORE
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is shifting vodka sales in the U.S., despite the fact that little Russian-made vodka is actually sold outside of Russia MORE
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted the supply of almost half of the world’s sunflower oil exports, forcing companies to turn to less desirable alternatives such as palm oil in products ranging from potato chips to cookies MORE
The National Police of Ukraine said Wednesday it made the arrests as part of an operation with U.S. It’s unclear if the operation, which included 21 raids in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, succeeded in shutting down Clop. MORE
The Ukraine Logistics Coalition with Ben Gordon. The situation in the Ukraine grows more desperate every minute and the need for humanitarian aid is enormous and growing. People who work in logistics and supply chain are in a unique position to help the people of the Ukraine. MORE
Russia’s attack on the Ukraine rapidly escalated into a humanitarian disaster, with several thousand killed—soldiers on both sides and Ukrainian militia volunteers and civilians—and more than 650,000 Ukrainian refugees forced to flee the violence (as of March 1). was from Ukraine. MORE
It’s hard to overstate the importance of farming in Ukraine, as countries reliant on its crops scramble to find alternative supplies MORE
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is urging farmers to sow as many fields as possible to protect the food supply. But several of the nation’s largest agribusinesses say some plantings just won’t happen if Russia continues its war in Europe’s breadbasket MORE
Now No Return to Normal Times Any Time Soon MORE
Urgent – The Ukraine Logistics Coalition with Ben Gordon. The situation in the Ukraine grows more desperate every minute and the need for humanitarian aid is enormous and growing. The war on Ukraine has devastated an entire region. MORE
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I believe many of us are spending an abundance of time reading about the Russia-Ukraine war. Russia and Ukraine both provide exports that serve as inputs to many international companies. However, Ukraine’s service economic is substantial as well.
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The world is rightfully concerned about Russia’s ruthless and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Anyone who believes that the Ukraine invasion will have little impact beyond the Crimea region is in for a shock. Ukraine Conflict and the Supply Chain.
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Enterra Insights
MARCH 15, 2022
After all, the war of 1914-18 was supposed to be the ‘war to end all wars’ ” Fast forward to 2022 and business correspondent Matt Egan ( @MattEganCNN ) reports that Russia/Ukraine conflict has replaced Covid-19 as the greatest risk to today’s global supply chains.[2]
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If you don’t think Russia’s unprovoked war in Ukraine will impact your life, you’re seriously mistaken. ”[2] Two of those breadbasket countries are Russia and Ukraine. 8] Hannah Ritchie, “ How could the war in Ukraine impact global food supplies?
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The Ukraine Logistics Coalition with Ben Gordon. The situation in the Ukraine grows more desperate every minute and the need for humanitarian aid is enormous and growing. People who work in logistics and supply chain are in a unique position to help the people of the Ukraine.
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As people in the Ukraine and around the world anxiously monitor the threat of war with Russia, supply chain managers must take stock of the risks to their supply chains and focus on potential mitigation measures. and European firms have tier 1, 2 or 3 suppliers in Russia or the Ukraine.
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Urgent – The Ukraine Logistics Coalition with Ben Gordon. The situation in the Ukraine grows more desperate every minute and the need for humanitarian aid is enormous and growing. The war on Ukraine has devastated an entire region.
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The post UK warned about Russian cyber attacks, following Ukraine threats appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Raj Samani (pictured). Chief Scientist, Trellix. Industry Talk
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MARCH 14, 2022
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine intensifies the product shortage and price rise issues we have come to associate with Covid-19. The conflict in Ukraine has accelerated these trends in dramatic fashion. an outcome that became a distinct possibility after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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and Europe’s biggest logistics firms have halted shipments to Russia, further isolating the country’s businesses and consumers after its military invaded Ukraine The U.S.
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The post Supply Chain Risks Brought on by the Russia-Ukraine Crisis appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Ron Giles (pictured). Director of Advisory Services, LevaData. Industry Talk
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Supply Chain Brain
MARCH 8, 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the food inflation that’s been plaguing global consumers is now tipping into a full-blown crisis, potentially outstripping even the pandemic’s blow and pushing millions more into hunger
Supply Chain Brain
APRIL 24, 2022
It’s hard to overstate the importance of farming in Ukraine, as countries reliant on its crops scramble to find alternative supplies
Resilinc
MARCH 7, 2022
Russia’s attack on the Ukraine rapidly escalated into a humanitarian disaster, with several thousand killed—soldiers on both sides and Ukrainian militia volunteers and civilians—and more than 650,000 Ukrainian refugees forced to flee the violence (as of March 1). was from Ukraine.
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MARCH 29, 2022
Global supply strains that started to ease in early 2022 are worsening again as headwinds strengthen from the war in Ukraine and China’s Covid lockdowns, threatening slower growth and faster inflation across the global economy
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Since the end of February, all eyes have been on Russia and Ukraine. The effects of Russia's invasion and subsequent attacks on Ukrain have been devastating – from both a humanitarian and business perspective.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is shifting vodka sales in the U.S., despite the fact that little Russian-made vodka is actually sold outside of Russia
Intelligent Audit
MARCH 28, 2022
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war continues to impact global supply chains, and it’s much more than many realize. According to the Harvard Business Review , “Equally important, Ukraine supplies about 50% of the world’s neon gas, which is used to produce semiconductor chips.
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The post Blue Yonder’s Statement on Ukraine appeared first on Supply Chain Nation. Executive Viewpoints
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MARCH 13, 2022
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is urging farmers to sow as many fields as possible to protect the food supply. But several of the nation’s largest agribusinesses say some plantings just won’t happen if Russia continues its war in Europe’s breadbasket
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted the supply of almost half of the world’s sunflower oil exports, forcing companies to turn to less desirable alternatives such as palm oil in products ranging from potato chips to cookies
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted projects at a raft of global tech companies, and employers are now arranging escape plans for their workers
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Over 250,000 US companies, and over 160,000 European companies, have direct or indirect suppliers in Russia and Ukraine. Food: Russia is the world’s largest exporter of wheat, whilst Ukraine is a major exporter of corn, barley and rye.
Supply Chain Matters
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In this Supply Chain Matters commentary, we highlight the latest OECD global economic forecast in the ongoing light of the Ukraine conflict and provide some additional industry supply chain implications. .
IT Supply Chain
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The post Dark Web Insights: Evolving Cyber Tactics Aim to Impact the Russia-Ukraine Conflict appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Ziv Mador (pictured). Vice President, Security Research, Trustwave SpiderLabs.
Alloy
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Russia’s war in Ukraine has captured the attention of the entire world. Ukraine and Russia are key producers of staple food products such as barley and wheat and are main suppliers for already food-insecure regions of the world.
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The National Police of Ukraine said Wednesday it made the arrests as part of an operation with U.S. It’s unclear if the operation, which included 21 raids in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, succeeded in shutting down Clop.
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Now No Return to Normal Times Any Time Soon
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companies are enlisting former military and law enforcement professionals to help employees in Ukraine navigate congested roads and train stations to slip across the border to safety
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APRIL 19, 2022
The experts and employees of Cheniere Energy Inc., the largest U.S. exporter of natural gas, are part of a high-stakes campaign to show Europe that as it abandons Russian gas, it can substitute the American variety without fear. Their job is to find the most efficient leak detecting system
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Russia-Ukraine War. Could the Russia-Ukraine War turn nuclear? Inflation. COVID-19. Slowing Economic Growth. Did I miss anything? It’s been an eventful first quarter of 2022, and the outlook for the rest of the year remains risky and uncertain (just like it’s been the past two years).
Supply Chain Brain
FEBRUARY 24, 2022
Wild price swings underscore just how sensitive commodity markets are to any possible disruptions to supplies
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MARCH 3, 2022
Now No Return to Normal Times Any Time Soon
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NOVEMBER 7, 2021
Management Sciences for Health, with funding from USAID and in cooperation with multiple private and public entities in Ukraine, launches a successful pilot to improve that country’s healthcare delivery supply chain
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