Supply Risk Detection Draws Investment from 70% of Companies
📊 Supply Risk Detection Draws Investment from 70% of Companies.
A new study by Moody's Analytics has revealed that more than half of businesses are making significant investments in third-party risk management in response to increasing threats to the supply chain and the economy. Effective threat detection is crucial for consumer-facing businesses.
Insurance companies are facing increasing difficulties in providing coverage for damages caused by rising average temperatures, leading them to withdraw from certain markets.
Moody's has highlighted that the new Deforestation Regulation introduced by the European Union poses a significant risk to European supply chains.
A recent study has revealed that over a fifth of companies fail to conduct security checks before entering into a contract with a third-party supplier.
A new study by Moody's Analytics has revealed that more than half of businesses are making significant investments in third-party risk management in response to increasing threats to the supply chain and the economy.
A new survey conducted by Anvyl has revealed that out of the 400 small businesses (SMBs) surveyed, 25% of them expressed concern about their supply chain strategies for the upcoming year.
The Kremlin of Russia has ordered all government officials to immediately cease use of Apple iPhones due to the phone’s perceived vulnerability to western intelligence breaches.
Microsoft’s Dynamics 365 Copilot software unveiled new artificial intelligence capabilities last week that is meant to assist shippers in flagging potential disruptions before they occur.
By moving out of a reactive mode and proactively addressing supply chain resilience, CEOs can identify and mitigate risks before they become major disruptions.
Target is closing nine stores in California, Oregon, New York, and Washington due to increasing thefts and organized retail crime that have put the safety of employees and customers at risk.