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While salaries across much of the economy remain stagnant, supply chain and logistics professionals are seeing steady growth in pay. The reason: Skilled professionals are in high demand.
Their low price point has some companies considering adopting consumer mobile devices for use in the DC. But it's not clear these devices are quite up to the task yet.
Not since the days of transportation regulation have we seen a case of governmental crisis creation on a par with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's handling of the truck driver hours-of-service (HOS) controversy.
The supply chain management profession has evolved in some remarkable ways over the past 25 years. Supply chain professionals now have a seat at the executive table, and top performers are in great demand.
Advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks are on the rise, and supply chain and distribution networks are a frequent target. So how can you protect yourself?