Webinar: Driving Integrity into the Supply Chain | Trust but Verify

July 25, 2019

Ensuring integrity throughout your supply chain is complex and requires planning, tools and expert resources to provide transparency without slowing your business down. In part 2, of this 3 part mini-series, we explore the tools and techniques for verifying that suppliers live up to your integrity expectations. Learning Objectives Designing your supply chain integrity programme Understanding integrity risk in your supply chain Programme design characteristics - reasonable, risk-based, consistent Resource planning Implementing your supply chain integrity programme Internal change management Data and technology

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