Crowdsourcing improvements to America’s security: Bug bounties and open...
Bug bounty programs have long been used by private corporations, especially those in the technology sector, as a cost-effective way to fix product issues and improve product security. In these...
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Opening up the doors of city hall, everywhere
National, state, city and local governments are facing an ever-changing world with more complex problems than ever. It is incredibly important for governments to respond to a rapidly growing and...
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Teaching an Old Bank New Tricks: Open Innovation at Barclays
Intuition would say Barclays. However, open innovation – the use of external content and partners in internal product and process development – would contend that the group of 100 could offer some...
View ArticleUS Isolationism Takes Flight to Ground Bombardier
The Economist warned that “disengaging will not cut America off from the world so much as leave it vulnerable to the turmoil and strife that the new nationalism engenders.”1 Bombardier has become both...
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From Russia With(out) Love: Russian Rockets & American Aerospace
Word Count: 796 Risks & Actions Since the 2014 imposition of US Sanctions on Russian imports in reaction to the invasion of Ukraine[1], United Launch Alliance (ULA) has required an exception to...
View ArticleThe End of Everyday: Isolationism’s Potential Impact on Walmart’s “Everyday...
To feed their families, to build their homes, to live lives they can afford, millions of Americans go to Walmart for “everyday low prices.” The world’s largest retailer has built its reputation, loyal...
View ArticleThe (Data) World Is Not Flat: Microsoft, Isolationism, and Data in the Age of...
Data is no longer just data. A perfect storm of protectionism and the advent of data as an internationally traded good requires business leaders to regard data as part of the supply chain, subject to...
View ArticleArsenal Football Club: The Accidental Victim?
The war on globalization conjures images of dilapidated towns in the American Rustbelt, of the jubilation that encompassed Trump Tower on election night 2016 and of the solemnity that defined David...
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#MexicoStrong – Global Automotive Supply Chain Resilient on NAFTA Negotiations
Current NAFTA renegotiations are not the exception for Mexico’s strong and resilient position in the global automotive supply chain. Especially in the case of Nemak (“The Company”), the largest...
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Isolationist Trade Policy Drives General Motors to Narrow its Scope
“Localization is another important tenet of our value chain. Localization lowers risks by increasing the flexibility of our supply chain to respond to disruptions caused by natural, political or other...
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