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Jim Blastos Assumes Supply Chain Management VP Role at Austal USA

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Jim Blastos , formerly vice president of global supply chain at Autocar Trucks, has been named VP of supply chain management at Austal USA. He will oversee procurement, strategic sourcing, warehousing, logistics, material management and production control, the shipbuilder said Monday.

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Fishing for Truth in the Seafood Supply Chain

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The post Fishing for Truth in the Seafood Supply Chain appeared first on Art of Procurement. Oceana is a marine conservation nonprofit that has focused on seafood mislabeling for years, or “fish fraud” as it is.

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Essential Strategies for Contractors to Secure Supply Chains in Times of Crisis

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In today's volatile and interconnected global economy, supply chains are more complex and vulnerable than ever. Disasters—whether natural events like hurricanes and earthquakes or man-made crises such as cyber-attacks and geopolitical conflicts—pose significant risks to supply chains.

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Bob Busey Named CACI’s SVP of Supply Chain Management & Purchasing

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formerly vice president of operations and federal services at i-Link Solutions, has joined CACI International (NYSE: CACI) as senior vice president of supply chain management and purchasing, according to a LinkedIn post published Tuesday. Bob Busey, Jr.,

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Supply Chain Management and Cybersecurity Updates

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Cara Wulf and Philip Lee identify how to ensure that good cybersecurity hygiene flows through a contractor’s supply chain. More information The post Supply Chain Management and Cybersecurity Updates appeared first on McCarter & English, LLP.

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De Minimis: Supply Chain Trifles the Law Should be Concerned With

Art of Procurement

The post De Minimis: Supply Chain Trifles the Law Should be Concerned With appeared first on Art of Procurement. Section 321 of the U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 contains a small provision known as ‘de minimis,’ a Latin phrase.

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Ben Aspero Joins Astrion as VP of Finance & Supply Chain Management

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Ben Aspero, a senior executive and management consultant, was appointed vice president of finance and supply chain management at Astrion. Aspero joined Astrion after working as […]