The fraud supply chain

It's a valuable service, and that value is compounding: physical supply chains are getting more complex, but so are software and service supply chains, so there's an increasing amount of specialized knowledge in the world that needs to be intermittently accessed. That kind of access can be bought wholesale, but sometimes it's only necessary a la ca... See more

Every company that sells products and services digitally factors in assumed losses due to fraud. Albeit a small percentage of revenue, fraud can add up to millions of dollars over time. It will continue to rise due to fraudsters getting more sophisticated and the patched-up nature of banking infrastructure. I’m excited by the large opportunity to i... See more

Almost no logistics companies can show you where your freight is in real-time on a map. Most data is exchanged in unstructured email messages with attachments. There are almost no logistics APIs to speak of. The pandemic has dramatically amplified two major trends in supply chains: the rise of e-commerce and the diversification of global supply and... See more