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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Audio Blog, December 17, 2009 – Energy Efficiency and the Rebound Effect

17th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Audio Blog, December 17, 2009 – Energy Efficiency and the Rebound Effect Today’s blog was phoned in by Sean Cuthbert, the Lloyd’s Register Energy’s leading climate change expert. The blog post is available as an audio file or as the transcript below.

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Skeptics, Standards, and Peak “Everything” – Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Link of the Day, December 16th, 2009

16th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Today’s Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen COP 15 blog post is from Sean Cuthbert, one of our leading climate change experts. Sean attended an oil industry meeting at the COP 15 conference and here are his thoughts.

Skeptics, Standards, and Peak “Everything”

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Podcast Series, Episode 10, Interview with Policy Director, Nuclear Energy Institute

15th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Podcast Series, Episode 10, Interview with Policy Director, Nuclear Energy Institute Episode 10 in the Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Podcast Series is an interview with Paul Genoa, Policy Director for the Washington D.C. based Nuclear Energy Institute. The interview was conducted at the Bella Centre in Copenhagen, Denmark during the COP 15 Global Climate Change Conference. Lloyd’s Register Energy’s leading climate change expert, Sean Cuthbert, is the interviewer.

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How to secure international trade?

2nd Nov 2009 by Richard Gunawan

How do we balance the priorities between the government’s interests and organisational objectives?
With the proliferation of trade security initiatives showing no sign of abating, there is an urgent need to adopt a common architecture to manage the assurance requirements essential to the public and private sectors.

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A global perspective on supply chain risk management

22nd Sep 2009 by Richard Gunawan

All goods bought and sold move through supply chains of some description, making the security of goods in transit an issue that alerts everyone. While terrorism is a potential threat, theft is a clear and present menace; it erodes profitability and disrupts supply chains on an on-going basis. The cost of theft is a major [...]

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LRQA certifies DP World Doraleh to ISO 28000

14th Aug 2009 by Alex Briggs

LRQA has certified the DP World Doraleh port to ISO 28000:2007, the global supply chain security standard.
DP World has also announced their goal of having all of their global ports certified to ISO 28000:2007 by the end of 2012.
DP World was the first organisation to be ISO 28000 certified, with their Dijibouti port being certified by LRQA in 2006.

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Make your voice heard in major supply chain survey

6th Aug 2009

Professor Alan Waller and Professor Richard Wilding of Cranfield School of Management have launched a research survey on “Supply Chain Strategy in the Boardroom/ Executive Committee”

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2009 European Supply Chain Excellence Awards Shortlist announced

4th Aug 2009

The Awards, organised by Supply Chain Standard in partnership with PRTM, has attracted a bumper crop of entries from all over Europe.

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Key Supply Chain Security Conference covers present logistic security problems from many different perspectives.

17th Jul 2009

The event succeeded in showing how important it is to follow appropriate supply chain security standards and how it can minimize the risk of potential losses. Download the presentations from the event.

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Business Assurance Thought of the Day, June 23, 2009 – Supply Chain Planning during the Economic Downturn

23rd Jun 2009 by Alex Briggs

This Infosysblogs post takes a closer look at where organisations are investing across their supply chain, breaking it down by location and sector.Interestingly, over 50% of organisations that took part in a recent poll inidated that forward planning was their focus, not maintenance.

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