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Why blockchain is a supply chain superstar
If there's one area of industry where blockchain is already proving its worth, it's the supply chain. We explain how and why it's taking hold
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A brief history of QR codes
We dive into QR codes history to understand their impact on businesses since their creation in 1994 by Masahiro Hara
Three startups bringing blockchain into the real world
We speak to three blockchain startups aiming to revolutionize energy markets, verification processes and even the ways farmers get paid
Three different ways companies are putting blockchain to work today
Sectors such as ad sales, science publishing and luxury goods are already putting blockchain to work, as we reveal via exclusive interviews
The power grid attackers: Chinese government-linked hackers Volt Typhoon exposed
Davey Winder reveals how power grid attackers target utilities, with insights into the methods used by groups like Volt Typhoon, and what lessons we all can learn
Looking beyond the great Blue Yonder ransomware attack
Security expert Davey Winder explains the significance of the Blue Yonder ransomware attack and its part in a larger campaign that targets the supply chain
David Gallivan, Sales Manager at Virtualstock: “Technology is pivotal in unifying offline and online sales”
We interview David Gallivan, Sales Manager at Virtualstock, a leader with a wealth of expertise in retail tech and supply chain solutions
The Epoch Time bug is coming – so let’s finally learn some lessons from the Millennium Bug
In 1999, we left it to the last minute to fix the Millennium Bug but got away with it. As IT Manager Michael Dear explains, its 2038 successor, the "Epoch Time bug" is ticking, and this time we may not be so lucky
CocoaPods and the biggest Apple app exploit that never was (probably)
Security researchers have revealed a bunch of decade-old vulnerabilities in the open-source CocoaPods dependency manager used to develop iOS and macOS apps
How B2B marketplaces can build trust, reputation and credibility
Building trust, reputation and credibility in B2B marketplaces is critical for success. In this article we explore essential strategies to make it happen.
I don’t care who hacked the Ministry of Defence, I do care how they did it
We may never know who hacked the Ministry of Defence, says Davey Winder, but who cares? It's how they did it that has real-life implications
The supply chain cyberattack conundrum: secure consolidation or single point of failure?
Security expert Davey Winder investigates why cyberattackers are targeting the supply chain, and explains what steps businesses must take
The impact of AI on agriculture
Guest author Harry Harrison, provides a overview on the ways technology, particularly AI, are having an impact on Agriculture
Clop ransomware MOVEit attacks exposed email addresses of 632,000 Pentagon & DoJ employees
The Pentagon is the latest known victim of the MoveIT attack by the Clop ransomware group, explains Davey Winder. And it exposes the importance of applying patches quickly.
Ian Faria, CEO of Mecanizou: “Hire senior professionals before scaling up and expanding”
Ian Faria, Mecanizou's CEO, is a seasoned entrepreneur who started his journey at the age of 20. He brings a unique LATAM flavour to our TakeOff interview series.
Sonatype reveals shocking numbers of malicious threats in open-source software supply chain
Davey Winder highlights the threats lurking in open-source software and shares the experts' views on what can be done
Guillermo Ramas, CEO NotiSphere: “Cultivate a deep passion for the problem you’re aiming to solve”
We had the pleasure of speaking with Guillermo Ramas, the CEO of NotiSphere, a healthcare startup revolutionizing the way medical supply disruption communications are handled.
A 5G-powered supply chain isn’t about faster streaming
Ports are using the high-speed networks to deploy everything from remote controlled cranes to connected tugboats.
A greener supply chain is possible, but it will take innovation and cooperation
Electric vehicles in ports and ships running on alternative fuels both will play a role in reducing emissions. Some changes are happening now, with others taking more time.
How the world’s largest ports are using AI to keep the global supply chain humming
Covid-19 exposed clear weaknesses in the global supply chain, but through use of artificial intelligence, digital twins and machine learning the future is looking much smoother.