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Conti’s threat to Costa Rica

IT Supply Chain

The post Conti’s threat to Costa Rica appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Sam Linford (pictured). AVP EMEA Channels, Deep Instinct.

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Small is the new big: Millennials & the future of retail

DELMIA Quintiq

Puravida allows young fashionable people to support multiple causes by purchasing unique handmade bracelets, while promising to provide full-time jobs for local artisans in Costa Rica. Millennials love being part of a larger picture, and brands that give back appear to be more genuine. Keep things simple.

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Panama: The Logistics Engine of Latin America with Demo Perez

The Logistics of Logistics

The Chips Act aims to nearshore semiconductor chip manufacturing and related industries to the region, including Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica, to increase regional supply chain resilience. Centralized inventory with local distribution in Latin America maximizes flexibility and minimizes risk due to the complexity of these markets.

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This Week in Logistics News (December 10 – 16)

Logistics Viewpoints

Grown in Costa Rica and certified as sustainably grown by third-party certification body SCS Global Services, the limited-availability pineapple will be available to North American and select European consumers in early 2023.

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World Cup in Brazil: Did it make it into your S&OP planning process?

Enchange Supply Chain Consultancy

However, when your can of fizz, bag of nuts or chocolate snack has the name of a team on the packaging then you take the risk of your team unexpectedly departing at the group stage leaving you with huge stocks of Costa Rica cola or Iranian ice cream.

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Ransomware attack on Costa Rica’s health service – more than one public sector is vulnerable

IT Supply Chain

The post Ransomware attack on Costa Rica’s health service – more than one public sector is vulnerable appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Raj Samani (pictured). SVP Chief Scientist at Rapid7.

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World Cup Plays that Build Winning Supply Chain Teams

MIT Supply Chain

One of the most pleasing features of the 2014 World Cup is how “small” teams such as Algeria and Costa Rica gave bigger teams a run for their money. Costa Rica reached the quarter-finals where they took soccer behemoth, the Netherlands, to a penalty shoot out. The playing field is leveling.