Thanksgiving Cargo Theft Trends and Security Tips
CargoNet reviewed trucking theft data from the Tuesday prior to Thanksgiving to the Monday following Thanksgiving for 2015 to 2019.
Tony Lugg Joins the ISCPO Board as Its First Member from the Asia-Pacific
Lugg is an award-winning leader with success in the execution of mergers and acquisitions, failure analysis, and strategic planning.
The COVID-19 Evolution and the Global Supply Chain
The COVID-19 pandemic presented a set of events that the global supply chain had not experienced since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Supply Chains Start Planning for COVID-19 Vaccine Surge
Air cargo industry group The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is urging governments to begin planning now with industry stakeholders to create supply chains...
ISCPO Appoints Rhett Asher as President/Chairman of the Board
The International Supply Chain Protection Organization (ISCPO) is happy to announce the appointment of Rhett Asher to President/Chairman of the Board. Rhett Asher is...
July 4th Holiday Cargo Theft Trends and Recommended Security Tips
Extended business closures during the Fourth of July holiday historically create an advantageous operating environment for cargo thieves.
Demands for Greater Supply Chain Resilience Drive New Security Standards
The focus on the resilience of global supply chains in a post-pandemic world will lead to wider adoption of standards that secure the movements of goods.
Fighting Pirates: A First Look at How to Prevent Porch Package Theft
Package theft is impacting 18 percent of Americans and creating havoc for retailers, consumers, delivery companies, and police.
Supply Chain Study Provides Insights into Retail Response to Pandemic
The study identified vulnerabilities across the supply chain and need for investment in flexibility, visibility, and automation to improve resilience.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Supply Chain Theft Activity
During this global health crisis, cargo theft criminals see this as an opportunity to take advantage of the fact that securing cargo may not be a priority.