Global supply chain management degree

Every year a company called Sculpteo, a specialist in cloud-based online 3D printing and digital manufacturing, releases a State of 3D Printing market report. The 2020 edition is forthcoming (here's 2019), but in advance of release I had a chance to speak with Sculteo CEO Clément Moreau about the state of 3D printing and what's in store as we all grapple with a new reality. … [Read more...] about The end of the supply chain as we know it?

Featured stories Home office technology will need to evolve in the new work normal Microsoft: We were wrong about open source, but luckily you can change I went to a 50-person Zoom party and I may never recover Face masks for businesses and professionals: Where to buy online … [Read more...] about FedEx partners with Microsoft to improve supply chains and shipping logistics

It’s by no means the first time people have used typosquatting to sneak malicious packages into widely used open source repositories. In 2016, a college student uploaded sketchy scripts to RubyGems, PyPi, and NPM, which are community websites for developers of the Python, Ruby, and JavaScript programming languages, respectively. A phone-home feature in the student's scripts showed that the imposter code was executed more than 45,000 times on more than 17,000 separate domains, and more than half the time his code was given all-powerful administrative rights. Two of the affected domains ended in .mil, an indication that people inside the US military had run his script. Attackers quickly adopted the technique. In 2018, an attacker sneaked a clipboard hijacker into PyPi. The malicious package was titled “Colourama” and looked similar to Colorama, which is one of the top-20 most-downloaded legitimate modules in the Python repository. The malicious package was downloaded … [Read more...] about Supply-chain attack hits RubyGems repository with 725 malicious packages

It’s a big part. By now, we’ve committed over a billion dollars in various ways, be it grants to public health organizations, ad credits to small / medium businesses, and then working in each country through the official agencies’ direct loan programs to small / medium businesses as well. We have undertaken efforts on PPE. There’s the deep work we have done on ventilators out of Rick’s team. And obviously, our support for schools through products like Meet. We have provided Chromebooks. So it spans a wide variety of effort. … [Read more...] about Sundar Pichai on managing Google through the pandemic

All aboard the rumor train Rumor: Samsung Galaxy Note 20+ to come with a 108MP camera, 4500mAh battery According to a new rumor, the Galaxy Note 20+ will come with a 108MP main camera, just like the Galaxy S20 Ultra. However, the upcoming Samsung flagship could be less impressive than the S20 Ultra in the battery life department. … [Read more...] about China is reportedly considering retaliating against Apple and Qualcomm following U.S. move to cut off Huawei’s chip supply