Transforming the global supply chain : cyber warfare, technology, and politics /

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Author / Creator:Unkovic, Dennis, 1948- author.
Imprint:Chicago, Illinois : Ankerwycke, ©2021.
Description:xviii, 238 pages ; 23 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12617038
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Other authors / contributors:American Bar Association. Section of Intellectual Property Law, sponsoring body.
ISBN:9781641059954
1641059958
9781641059961
Notes:Includes index.
Summary:"This title addresses the challenges modern day supply chain managers face. Today the global supply chain is undergoing significant changes and dislocations due to a multitude of world events and industry trends"-- Provided by publisher.
Table of Contents:
  • Acknowledgments
  • Author's Note
  • Introduction
  • Ramesses II and the Global Supply Chain
  • 1. Bicycle Helmets and Grape-Nuts
  • 2. Inside Supply Chains Large and Small
  • The Classic Supply Chain
  • Stage One: Invention and Design
  • Stage Two: Manufacturing
  • Stage Three: Suppliers and Sub-Suppliers
  • Stage Four: Warehousing and Distribution
  • Stage Five: Transportation and Logistics
  • Stage Six: Customer Service/Installation/Repairs/Customer Fulfillment
  • Designer Supply Chains
  • E-Commerce Supply Chain Platforms
  • Sole Company Supply Chains
  • Big-Box Retailer Supply Chains
  • 3. From Sea to Shining Sea: The Maritime Highway
  • Global Movement of Cargo
  • The Challenges of Maritime Shipping
  • 4. "Is it Bigger Than a Breadbox?" The Supply Chain at 35,000 Feet
  • 5. The Elephant in the Room: China and the Global Supply Chain
  • Demographics
  • China Yesterday
  • China's Economy
  • The China/US Trade Deficit
  • China's Political System and its Interaction with Business
  • China and the Supply Chain
  • The Model Chinese Factory
  • China's Future Economic Policies
  • 6. MaxTrend™ One: Cyber Wars and Global Security
  • The Specter of Cyberterrorism
  • What Is a Cyberattack?
  • Why the Supply Chain Is Vulnerable to Cyberattacks
  • The Less Obvious Targets
  • 7. MaxTrend™ Two: The 3-D Printing Revolution
  • What Is 3-D Printing?
  • Why 3-D Printing Is Revolutionary
  • How 3-D Printing Is Upending the Global Supply Chain
  • Factor One: Bigger Is Not Always Better
  • Factor Two: Complex Designs and Components
  • Factor Three: Customization
  • Factor Four: Printing in Multiple Mediums
  • Factor Five: National Security and Governmental Influences
  • Factor Six: Transportation
  • Factor Seven: 3-D Installations
  • The Future of 3-D Printing
  • 3-D Printing and the New World of Metals
  • 8. MaxTrend™ Three: The Robots Are Coming!
  • Why Robots Matter
  • Mobility
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • The Internet of Things
  • General Public Acceptance
  • The Impact of Robotics on the Supply Chain
  • Tariff Wars
  • The Merger of Automation and People
  • Delivery Mechanisms and the Supply Chain
  • Self-Driving Vehicles
  • Natural Disasters
  • Robots, Warehouses, and the Supply Chain
  • Trend One: The Amazon Effect
  • Trend Two: Software Innovations
  • Trend Three: Artificial Intelligence
  • Trend Four: Total Addressable Market (TAM)
  • Trend Five: Reshoring
  • 9. MaxTrend™ Four: National Security and Globalism Collide
  • Why Foreign Direct Investment Matters
  • The Bumpy Road From Multilateralism to Bilateral Treaties
  • The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States and Its Impact on FDI and the Supply Chain
  • How CFIUS Operates
  • Emerging Global Restrictions on FDI
  • China
  • Europe
  • Germany
  • United Kingdom
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • The Netherlands
  • Japan
  • Canada
  • The Exception to the Rule
  • 10. The Realigning Supply Chain: Asia and China
  • Singapore
  • Malaysia
  • Vietnam
  • Thailand
  • The Philippines
  • Taiwan a/k/a the "Other China"
  • Indonesia
  • India
  • 11. Reshoring: The Good News for America
  • Reshoring: The Good News
  • 12. Lessons for CEOs and Directors
  • Why Should a CEO Care about Supply Chains?
  • Why Boards of Directors Should Care about the Supply Chain
  • A Six-Step Action Plan
  • Step One
  • Step Two
  • Step Three
  • Step Four
  • Step Five
  • Step Six
  • 13. An Action Plan for Supply Chain Professionals and In-House Lawyers
  • Assembling an Action Plan Team
  • Scenario One: A Manufacturing Company That Sources Components from Suppliers and Sub-Suppliers Located around the Globe
  • Focusing on Short-Term and Long-Term Risk Exposures
  • Scenario Two: A Component-Producing Company Selling into the Global Supply Chain
  • Scenario Three: The Ultimate User/Consumer
  • 14. Opportunities for Law Firms and Consultants
  • Large Global Law Firms
  • Midsize, Regional, and Boutique Law Firms
  • 15. The Emerging Role of Trade Associations
  • 16. Who Do You Call When Your World Falls Apart?
  • Option One: The Freight Forwarders
  • Option Two: Local Contacts
  • Option Three: "Bring in the Lawyers"
  • When Do You Involve US Embassies?
  • 17. Technology, Trade Secrets, and the Supply Chain
  • Goodbye, Goldfinger
  • 18. The Shadow Supply Chain: The World of Trading Companies
  • What Is a Trading Company?
  • Initial Market Research
  • Marketing and Sales
  • Financing
  • Transportation
  • Insurance
  • Communications
  • Service Outlets
  • Documentation
  • The Twisted Evolution of Trading Companies
  • China and Trading Companies
  • India and Trading Companies
  • Japan and Trading Companies
  • Trading Companies versus Supply Chain Companies
  • 19. Overview of Key Industries Affected by the Supply Chain
  • Medical Devices
  • Biopharmaceuticals
  • Defense/Security
  • Aerospace
  • Solar Energy
  • Agribusiness
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Metals
  • Automobiles
  • Chemicals
  • Textiles and Apparel
  • Construction
  • 20. Rare Earth Elements
  • Rare Earth Elements and Critical Minerals
  • Uses for Rare Earth Elements
  • Are Rare Earth Elements Really Rare?
  • The REE Supply Chain and Politics
  • United States Reactions to REEs
  • 21. Medical Devices and the Global Supply Chain
  • The Medical Device Industry
  • Medical Devices and the Global Supply Chain
  • Four Unique Characteristics of Medical Devices
  • Characteristic One: Regulatory Review
  • Characteristic Two: Obsolescence
  • Characteristic Three: Backward Compatibility
  • Characteristic Four: Cyber and Medical Devices
  • China and the Medical Devices Supply Chain
  • Five Trends Facing the Medical Device Industry
  • Trend One: Robotics
  • Trend Two: Location, Location, Location
  • Trend Three: Technology Theft
  • Trend Four: 3-D Printing
  • Trend Five: The New World for Medical Devices
  • 22. The Next Four Years
  • Trend One: Made in America
  • Trend Two: Buy American
  • Trend Three: US Export Control Laws
  • 23. The Iceberg
  • Glossary
  • Index