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Weathering Future Disruptions: 8 Steps to Building Supply Chain Resilience

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As teams worked with suppliers through creative solutions, it became obvious that transparency and supplier risk management are essential components to maintain stability during crises like these. Create speed and transparency. Making processes transparent enables everyone along the supply chain to react quickly.

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Lost in Public Space: Exploring the Unknown with the Norwegian Public Sector Segment

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Ivalua is here to provide the Norwegian Public Sector with a cutting-edge solution to bolster maximum value from your financial resources, while promoting compliant and transparent operations.

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Hitting The Brakes On Out Of Control Supplier Master Data W/ Cyrille Naux

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If this foundation does not exist or if it is shaky, then buyers don’t know how much the company is spending with a given supplier, let alone how they can improve the efficiency or impact of a given spend category. Direct spend suppliers are large, global, and absolutely critical to the company’s operations and their competitive advantage.

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Duct Tape Can’t Fix Your Legacy Systems

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Fast forward to today, having many different systems with separate pockets of data has created not only transparency issues, it increases the amount of manual work that must be done to answer even the most straightforward inquiries. The public sector needs to emphasize transparency, to show the public ‘the money’.

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Source Wisely: Your Top 3 Public Procurement Software Essentials

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Having supplier information scattered across multiple systems can lead to data quality issues and even duplicate records for the same supplier. Transparency Finally, transparency is critical in public sector procurement. Taxpayers and legislators demand transparency, and suppliers appreciate it.

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Key Takeaways from Forrester’s CSR Study (Plus Checklist!)

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According to the survey, CPOs use several methods to improve CSR performance, including increasing participation in local initiatives (45%), auditing suppliers (40%), building CSR into the corporate brand and strategy (37%) and redesigning products to meet CSR requirements (36%). Take, for example, Boohoo, a major retailer in the U.K.

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Your Guide to Sustainability Labeling and Avoiding the Risk of Greenwashing

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Consumers today expect transparency, proof, and meaningful action. Communicate and Engage with Consumers Being transparent and honest about your commitment to sustainability is essential for effectively connecting with your environmentally conscious customers. Recommendation: Partner with suppliers who prioritize sustainability.