Supply Chain Risk Assessments Require Digging Through the Data
Think you've got supply chain headaches? Consider the challenges facing George Henein, compliance officer for the United Nations' procurement division. The UN deals with more than 60,000 vendors across the world and strives to give them all some level of scrutiny.
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