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Companies Have to Explain Supply Chain Issues

Amazon and other companies were ordered to give FTC updates on supply chain issues, reports the Hill.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ordered Amazon and eight other large retailers to send information to the regulatory agency about supply chain disruption factors and the steps they have taken to mitigate the disruptions.

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Getting Security Authenticated By Third Party

According to NextGov, the Commerce secretary suggests third parties should sign off on software applications to keep the supply chain safe. 

The Commerce secretary should consider whether connected software applications have been evaluated for security by a reliable third party when reviewing transactions with U.S. entities, under a new proposal from the department.

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Clean Energy Needs a Clean Supply Chain

According to the Verge, clean energy needs to have its own reliable supply chain. 

The future of energy in America will depend on whether the US can break free from its dependence on other countries that dominate clean energy supply chains. 

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Transparency in the Supply Chain

Blockchain is making transparency in the mining and metal industry possible, reports PR Newswire. 

The mining and metals market has long suffered the inefficiencies of manual and paper-based processes that made it impossible for transparency in the sector

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NFTs in the Supply Chain

If you’ve heard about NFTs it's most likely only in the context of art, but NFTs can play an important role in the supply chain, reports Mondaq.

What do teen digital artists, Tom Brady, Doja Cat, and Foley & Lardner LLP all have in common?  They are all trending in popularity for their use of NFTs.

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Gadgets Will Be Hard to Come By This Christmas

Supply chain problems are going to make it hard for people to find the latest gadgets to give for Christmas, reports Reuters. 

Shoppers could be looking at an expensive Christmas as supply chain snafus force companies to make and deliver their latest higher margin electronic gadgets to market faster, leaving fewer cheaper options to put under the tree

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Cloud Helps Supply Chains Expand

Supply chains are now able to scale much faster thanks to the cloud, reports Supply Chain Dive. 

Cloud is still a buzzword, and for good reason: It’s changing the way all businesses, but especially supply chain management, work.

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Australia Releases Supply Chain Cyber Security Guidelines

Australia’s government has released guidance to help organizations keep their supply chains safe from cyber attacks, reports ZD Net. 

The federal government has released a new set of voluntary principles aimed at providing guidance to organisations in how they protect critical technologies from cyber attacks. 

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Will Artificial Intelligence Save the Supply Chain

According to Fobes, artificial intelligence might be the cure for supply chain issues. 

The issue facing the world today is not simply “THE supply chain,” the issue is that nearly every single link in the supply chain is compromised. 

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Combating Supply Chain Challenges

According to Supply Chain Digital, some companies are working to combat the recent supply chain challenges.

Massive stress across the global supply chain has created an urgent need for innovation within the mobility industry. Online retail sales surged from $598 billion in 2019 to over $791 billion in 2020, creating revolving shortages, delivery delays, and a spike in transportation costs. 

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