Eswatini Revenue Service Adopts Competencybased HR System

Eswatini Revenue Service Adopts Competencybased HR System

The World Customs Organization held a virtual competency-based HRM workshop for the Eswatini Revenue Service to enhance the capabilities of its senior management team and help build an HRM system aligned with corporate strategy. Through competency model construction, recruitment optimization, training enhancement, and performance management improvement, the initiative supports the Eswatini Revenue Service in upgrading its talent strategy. This serves as a valuable reference for other developing countries' tax agencies seeking to modernize their HRM practices and align them with organizational goals.

Sri Lanka Customs Enhances Efficiency with WCO Audit Program

Sri Lanka Customs Enhances Efficiency with WCO Audit Program

The World Customs Organization (WCO) held a Post Clearance Audit (PCA) workshop in Sri Lanka to enhance the Sri Lankan Customs' PCA capabilities, optimize the trade environment, and increase revenue collection. Through expert guidance and practical exercises, the workshop aimed to help Sri Lankan Customs develop more efficient PCA processes, improve clearance efficiency, enhance corporate compliance awareness, and promote trade development. It focused on building a robust and effective PCA system to ensure accurate revenue collection and streamlined trade procedures.

Experts Warn of Tariff Impacts on 2025 Freight Peak Season

Experts Warn of Tariff Impacts on 2025 Freight Peak Season

Armada Corporate Intelligence expert Keith Prather delves into the current state of the freight economy, the impact of tariff policies, inventory and import management, and the outlook for the 2025 peak season. He emphasizes that businesses should closely monitor market changes, flexibly adjust strategies, and maintain communication with experts to address challenges and seize opportunities. Adaptability and informed decision-making are crucial for navigating the evolving landscape and maximizing success in the face of economic uncertainties and shifting trade dynamics.

Crossborder Ecommerce Sellers Targeted by Supply Chain Scams

Crossborder Ecommerce Sellers Targeted by Supply Chain Scams

With the year-end surge in cross-border e-commerce fraud, this article focuses on two cases: former employees impersonating their original company for scams and Ebyte Network's self-inspection and rectification. It analyzes supply chain risks and corporate fraud prevention measures, offering anti-fraud advice for sellers. Ebyte Network achieved steady performance growth by rectifying third-party stores and optimizing its product structure. It reminds sellers to be vigilant, choose reputable partners, and jointly maintain the healthy development of the industry.

Colombia Expands AEO Program to Boost Trade Efficiency

Colombia Expands AEO Program to Boost Trade Efficiency

Colombia is expanding its AEO program, aiming to increase the number of certified companies through a customs-led new version, enhancing trade facilitation and supply chain security. Companies should understand the certification standards, strengthen internal management, and actively cooperate with customs to seize opportunities to improve international competitiveness. AEO is not only about customs clearance facilitation but also a symbol of corporate credibility. Businesses should consider the benefits and prepare accordingly to leverage the advantages of the AEO program in the Colombian context.

Fedex Cost Cuts Reflect Widespread Economic Slowdown

Fedex Cost Cuts Reflect Widespread Economic Slowdown

FedEx's profit plummeted, prompting a series of cost-cutting measures and raising concerns about a potential recession in the US and globally. Its struggles reflect challenges like high inflation and declining demand, signaling potential downward pressure on the real economy. This is not just a corporate crisis but a warning sign for the global economy. The significant profit drop and subsequent actions by FedEx, a major player in global logistics, are being closely watched as indicators of broader economic health and potential downturn.

Aviation Industry Faces Hurdles in Zerocarbon Transition Postcop27

Aviation Industry Faces Hurdles in Zerocarbon Transition Postcop27

Following COP27, the aviation industry faces the challenge of balancing economic recovery with environmental transition. This analysis examines the industry's current state, progress in international cooperation, corporate emission reduction initiatives, and the paradox of growth versus emission reduction. Technological innovation and financial investment are crucial for achieving net-zero emissions. The aviation industry needs to actively seek government support and collaborate to address climate change. Balancing growth with sustainability requires innovative solutions and a commitment to reducing the industry's environmental impact.

Apple Suppliers Struggle With 2030 Carbon Neutrality Goal

Apple Suppliers Struggle With 2030 Carbon Neutrality Goal

Apple is requiring its suppliers to decarbonize by 2030, aiming for carbon neutrality across its supply chain. While challenging, this initiative presents opportunities for brand enhancement and technological innovation, ultimately driving sustainable development within the industry. This ambitious goal necessitates significant investments in renewable energy and process optimization. The move is expected to set a new standard for corporate environmental responsibility and influence other major companies to adopt similar strategies for reducing their carbon footprint and promoting a greener future.

DOJ Expands Whistleblower Program to Tackle Customs Fraud

DOJ Expands Whistleblower Program to Tackle Customs Fraud

The U.S. Department of Justice has expanded its pilot program for corporate whistleblower rewards to include customs fraud and tax evasion. Rewards can reach up to 30% of the forfeited amount. This aims to combat tax evasion tactics like misrepresenting the origin or misclassifying goods, maintaining a fair trade environment. Insiders and competitors with relevant information are encouraged to report, but should be aware of the risks and seek professional assistance. Companies should strengthen compliance operations to avoid legal pitfalls.

COO Guide Datadriven Supply Chain Efficiency Boost

COO Guide Datadriven Supply Chain Efficiency Boost

“Supply Chain Executives are Data Driven” aims to enhance the data analysis capabilities of supply chain professionals. Focusing on the two core areas of inventory and transportation, it unfolds from five dimensions: data analysis, model building, operational practice, algorithm application, and forecasting methods. Emphasizing the combination of theory and practice, it helps readers master data analysis thinking and operational logic, improve operational efficiency, and maximize corporate benefits. It provides practical insights and tools for leveraging data to optimize supply chain performance.