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Largest rail union rejects contract, stoking fears of a strike On the eve of the holiday season, workers at the heart of the supply chain are once again threatening to strike. Four freight rail unions, with a combined membership of close to 60,000 rail workers, have voted down the five-year contract agreement ...
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Building resilience for the next supply chain disruption Organizations should not focus too much time prepping for another pandemic or trying to handicap the next disruption, says MIT supply chain resilience researcher Jim Rice. Instead, they should build resilience to protect against any threat.
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Offshore Drilling Operations Vulnerable to Cyberattacks, Watchdog Warns "Future successful cyberattacks against offshore oil and gas infrastructure could have severe consequences," the report, published by the Government Accountability Office, notes. GAO authors identified operational technology vulnerabilities, such as legacy ...
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Credence can work on $800M task order as USAID fixes mistakes The Government Accountability Office on Tuesday denied a protest by Tetra Tech, which challenged the fact that USAID awarded the contract to Credence for a seven-year term instead of the eight years specified in the solicitation.
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