Month: February 2016

  A Total Business Approach to the Global Risk of Product Counterfeiting Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson and Rod Kinghorn, 2016   Product counterfeiting is a growing, global risk that poses many negative consequences for businesses, consumers, governments, national security, the economy, and society. Research suggests that the first step in […]

  Brand Owner Approaches to Assessing the Risk of Product Counterfeiting Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson and Brandon Sullivan, 2016   Product counterfeiting is an ongoing problem whose complexity makes it difficult to be assessed. Although many organizations have estimated its extent, their measurements often have methodological shortcomings. Brand owners are […]

  Measuring the Unmeasurable: Approaches to Assessing the Nature and Extent of Product Counterfeiting Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson, Brandon Sullivan and Megan Hollis, 2016   Due to its considerable negative consequences, product counterfeiting is a global problem that is a growing concern for consumers, government entities, law enforcement, and businesses. […]

  Counterfeit Parts in the U.S. Department of Defense Supply Chain Brandon Sullivan and Jeremy Wilson, 2016 Counterfeit parts in the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) supply chain threaten national security by compromising critical military operations and placing the lives of military service members at risk. These counterfeits are difficult to identify and are reported […]

  Virtual Communities as Guardians Against Product Counterfeiting in the Athletic Footwear Industry George Adams, 2016 As legitimate online commerce has grown, so has the use of the Internet for distributing and selling counterfeit goods. Goods with extended supply chains or limited supply that lead consumers to purchase them through secondary markets can be particularly […]