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    1. More than half of the suppliers audited by Apple have violated at least one aspect of the code of conduct every year since 2007, according to Apple's reports, and in some instances have violated the law. While many violations involve working conditions, rather than safety hazards, troubling patterns persist.
      In Apple CEO moves to counter damning supply chain report
    2. Apple is committed to driving the highest standards of social responsibility throughout our supply chain. We require that our suppliers provide safe working conditions, treat workers with dignity and respect, and use environmentally responsible manufacturing processes wherever Apple products are made.
      In Environmental pressure groups recognise Apple supply chain reforms in China
    3. Samsung's tablet business will be most affected and its chip business will also take a hit as Apple moves to diversify away from Samsung to the likes of Toshiba.
      In Samsung's legal woes may crimp tablets, chips
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    2. Supplier audits not up to the challenge

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (May 1 2013)

      ... of quality mapping is that it can direct where and how audits need to operate. Many are now doing this, from Apple through to European food & beverage firm Jordans and Ryvita. Speaking to Procurement Leaders for a recen... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Walmart   Tim Burt

    3. Digital Disruption and What It Means For Sourcing

      Explore Spend Matters (Apr 19 2013)

      ...antial costs for an enterprise. Aggressive exploitation of digital platforms. A new class of suppliers (think Apple, Amazon and Google) will become the topmost strategic suppliers to the organization. While adoption of t... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Google   Forrester Research

    4. The evolution of supplier management

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (Mar 5 2013)

      ...endor data scandal and sub-tier supplier labour violations impacting multinationals such as Nike, Walmart and Apple. On the upside, there are many tangible cases of increased competitiveness and profitability realised th... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Nike   Walmart

    5. HP implements strict supplier guidelines

      Explore The Strategic Sourceror (Feb 12 2013)

      HP implements strict supplier guidelines ...al audits only to find its Chinese suppliers violating employment laws and environmental regulations, leading Apple to announce new standards all its facilities will now be required to follow. Worker rights a major conce... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple

    6. Responsible Procurement – What Maersk Can Learn from Apple on Supplier Responsibility

      Explore Responsible Procurement (Feb 5 2013)

      Responsible Procurement – What Maersk Can Learn from Apple on Supplier Responsibility ...rstood to look beyond risk mitigation. To them supplier responsibility is more than just risk mitigation. Apple believes that when people gain new skills and knowledge they can improve their lives. Apple has provided... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple

    7. Building Customer Communities Is the Key to Creating Value

      Explore HBR Blog Network (Feb 1 2013)

      Building Customer Communities Is the Key to Creating Value ...) that their products or services alone are enough to create significant emotional attachment, again, such as Apple and Southwest (when I fly Southwest, I can actually feel my blood pressure drop as I interact with their... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Microsoft

    8. Apple vows to tackle child labour

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (Jan 28 2013)

      Apple vows to tackle child labour ...y it conducted 393 audits, up 72% from 2011, reviewing sites where over 1.5 million workers make its gadgets. Apple reported both the supplier and the employment agency to local authorities, the company said in its lates... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Tim Cook

    9. Insourcing/Outsourcing - Do we believe the hype?

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (Jan 23 2013)

      ... the ingredients to see companies set about insourcing. Some have already responded to this. Technology giant Apple announced back in December that it planned to move some of the production of Macintosh computers to the ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Walmart   China

    10. It's Time to Wage an All-Out War on Waste

      Explore HBR Blog Network (Dec 11 2012)

      It's Time to Wage an All-Out War on Waste ... version of Guy Kawasaki's Enchantment, and the employee responsible for doing so tried Apple's iTunes first. Apple's instructions were to buy 500 gift cards, scratch off the back, and then enter individual codes one at ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Toyota   Apple

    11. CPOs explain how to boost your career

      Explore supplymanagement.com (Oct 4 2012)

      ...d it is hard to know what they are at that age”. And Adrian Turner, European head of corporate procurement at Apple, said he would have told himself to enjoy the moment more. He confessed he was always too focused on ach... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   CIPS

    12. CSR: One of procurement's value propositions

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (Sep 24 2012)

      ...anagement of the supply base can ensure that companies don’t get embarrassed by the actions of suppliers. Ask Apple and toymaker Mattel about that. But it’s not just in the prevention of such episodes where procurement’s... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   London   IBM   Apple

    13. Five things we've learned this week: 17-21 September

      Explore Procurement Leaders Network (Sep 21 2012)

      ...msung is complex relationship with a twist This members-only piece looks at what the fallout will be from the Apple-Samsung verdict. Essentially, we’ve seen the decisions that these two make pulling suppliers and the who... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   London   Apple   Steve Hall

    14. The Cracks are Starting to Show at Apple

      Explore HBR Blog Network (Jun 27 2012)

      ...quity will only increase. Double Fault at Apple. Put these two fault lines together and it spells trouble for Apple, if not now, certainly in the future. We know from the past, whether at Apple or other companies, that i... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   China   Steve Jobs

    15. Nokia's long goodbye

      Explore fin24.com (Jun 25 2012)

      ...f its tax revenue. Once the world's dominant cellphone provider, Nokia has been bested in a smartphone war by Apple and Samsung and other phones running Google software. It is also losing share in the market for more bas... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Asian   Brazil

    16. Intel finds serious non-compliance at third-party suppliers

      Explore supplymanagement.com (Jun 12 2012)

      ...ndings within 30 days, though certain issues, such as locked exits, require immediate corrective action. Like Apple, Intel purchases supplies from the electronics manufacturer Foxconn, which has been the subject of criti... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple

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