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Hacking into Toyota’s global supplier management network
https://eaton-works.com/2023/02/06/toyota-gspims-hack/
I hacked Toyota’s Global Supplier Preparation Information Management System (“GSPIMS”), a web app used by Toyota employees and their suppliers to coordinate projects, parts, surveys, purchases, and other tasks related to the global Toyota supply chain.
https://eaton-works.com/2023/02/06/toyota-gspims-hack/
I hacked Toyota’s Global Supplier Preparation Information Management System (“GSPIMS”), a web app used by Toyota employees and their suppliers to coordinate projects, parts, surveys, purchases, and other tasks related to the global Toyota supply chain.
FarmOS
https://farmos.org/
farmOS is a web-based application for farm management, planning, and record keeping. It is developed by a community of farmers, developers, researchers, and organizations with the aim of providing a standard platform for agricultural data collection and management.
https://farmos.org/
farmOS is a web-based application for farm management, planning, and record keeping. It is developed by a community of farmers, developers, researchers, and organizations with the aim of providing a standard platform for agricultural data collection and management.
Traceability with TransparenC
https://www.worldwildlife.org/transparenc
Food supply chains are complex and verifying claims of responsible or sustainable production is challenging. Yet growing demand from consumers to know where their food is coming from, and new regulations are demanding transparency and accountability across all stages of production. Investing in traceability helps ensure all food commodities, from shrimp to palm oil, travel through the supply chain with clear visibility on social and environmental impacts, including food safety, environmental degradation, labor and human rights, and more.
Food production is a major economic activity for people around the world but particularly in developing countries. Traceability technology can be costly for food producers to utilize, so World Wildlife Fund set out to develop accessible technologies that remove the cost barriers that prevent advancing traceability across these supply chains.
Traceability in our food system often collapses due to an inability to organize diverse actors in complex supply chains. To alleviate these pressures, WWF developed transparenC, the first open-source, free, traceability software for commodity supply chains. This cloud-based smartphone app and desktop web portal can be used anywhere by farmers, buyers, retailers, and everyone in between without paying licensing fees that can be a barrier for disaggregated supply chains, especially in developing countries.
https://www.worldwildlife.org/transparenc
Food supply chains are complex and verifying claims of responsible or sustainable production is challenging. Yet growing demand from consumers to know where their food is coming from, and new regulations are demanding transparency and accountability across all stages of production. Investing in traceability helps ensure all food commodities, from shrimp to palm oil, travel through the supply chain with clear visibility on social and environmental impacts, including food safety, environmental degradation, labor and human rights, and more.
Food production is a major economic activity for people around the world but particularly in developing countries. Traceability technology can be costly for food producers to utilize, so World Wildlife Fund set out to develop accessible technologies that remove the cost barriers that prevent advancing traceability across these supply chains.
Traceability in our food system often collapses due to an inability to organize diverse actors in complex supply chains. To alleviate these pressures, WWF developed transparenC, the first open-source, free, traceability software for commodity supply chains. This cloud-based smartphone app and desktop web portal can be used anywhere by farmers, buyers, retailers, and everyone in between without paying licensing fees that can be a barrier for disaggregated supply chains, especially in developing countries.
Sepasoft
https://www.sepasoft.com/products/track-trace/
Product traceability, real-time inventory management, and operations management tools. Company website
https://www.sepasoft.com/products/track-trace/
Product traceability, real-time inventory management, and operations management tools. Company website
Calico
https://www.calicoai.com/
The operating system for your entire supply chain Calico helps direct-to-consumer brands run their supply chains. Add your products, connect your factories, and you’re all set. Company website.
https://www.calicoai.com/
The operating system for your entire supply chain Calico helps direct-to-consumer brands run their supply chains. Add your products, connect your factories, and you’re all set. Company website.
Sourcemap
https://sourcemap.com/
Enterprise software to tackle end-to-end supply chain challenges. Company website
https://sourcemap.com/
Enterprise software to tackle end-to-end supply chain challenges. Company website
Chainpoint
https://www.chainpoint.com/
Software for sustainable supply chains, software company website
https://www.chainpoint.com/
Software for sustainable supply chains, software company website
Global-traceability
https://www.global-traceability.com/
Supply chain compliance management solution software company website
https://www.global-traceability.com/
Supply chain compliance management solution software company website
Article: Studying Logistics
https://logicmag.io/scale/see-no-evil/
The thing that still confused me is how reliable supply chains are, or seem to be. The world is unpredictable—you’ve got earthquakes, labor strikes, mudslides, every conceivable tragedy—and yet as a consumer I can pretty much count on getting what I want whenever I want it. How can it be possible to predict a package’s arrival down to the hour, yet know almost nothing about the conditions of its manufacture?
In the supply-chain universe, there are large, tech-forward companies like Amazon and Apple, which write and maintain their own supply-chain software, and there's everyone else. And most everyone else uses SAP. SAP—the name stands for Systems, Applications, and Products—is a behemoth, less a single piece of software than a large, interlocking suite of applications, joined together through a shared database. Companies purchase SAP in "modules," and the supply-chain module interlocks with the rest of the suite. Among people who've used SAP, the reaction to hearing its name is often a pronounced sigh—like all large-scale enterprise software, SAP has a reputation for being frustrating.
https://logicmag.io/scale/see-no-evil/
The thing that still confused me is how reliable supply chains are, or seem to be. The world is unpredictable—you’ve got earthquakes, labor strikes, mudslides, every conceivable tragedy—and yet as a consumer I can pretty much count on getting what I want whenever I want it. How can it be possible to predict a package’s arrival down to the hour, yet know almost nothing about the conditions of its manufacture?
In the supply-chain universe, there are large, tech-forward companies like Amazon and Apple, which write and maintain their own supply-chain software, and there's everyone else. And most everyone else uses SAP. SAP—the name stands for Systems, Applications, and Products—is a behemoth, less a single piece of software than a large, interlocking suite of applications, joined together through a shared database. Companies purchase SAP in "modules," and the supply-chain module interlocks with the rest of the suite. Among people who've used SAP, the reaction to hearing its name is often a pronounced sigh—like all large-scale enterprise software, SAP has a reputation for being frustrating.
The Supply Chain Crisis Is About to Get a Lot Worse
https://www.wired.com/story/supply-chain-crisis-data/
A seemingly endless supply chain crunch has fueled interest in tech that promises to track problems or predict where new ones might occur.
https://www.wired.com/story/supply-chain-crisis-data/
A seemingly endless supply chain crunch has fueled interest in tech that promises to track problems or predict where new ones might occur.